Question 1

What is an AI site plan generator?

Accepted Answer

An AI site plan generator uses aerial imagery, property data, topography, and zoning rules to automatically create a scaled site plan for a residential property. InQI generates a professional site plan in seconds for design, feasibility, and client discussions.

Question 2

How accurate is an AI-generated site plan?

Accepted Answer

AI-generated site plans are accurate enough for design, feasibility, and visualization, but they do not replace a licensed land survey when a stamped plan is required for permits or engineering.

Question 3

What does InQI include in an AI-generated site plan?

Accepted Answer

InQI includes property boundaries, existing structures, driveways, contours, elevation, zoning setbacks, buildable envelopes, and editable layers for landscape, ADUs, utilities, and hardscapes.

Question 4

Does an AI site plan replace a land survey?

Accepted Answer

No. AI site plans are ideal for feasibility, design, and early planning, but a licensed land survey is still needed for final permits, engineering, construction staking, and legal boundary verification.

Question 5

How does InQI get zoning and setback data?

Accepted Answer

InQI uses public parcel data, curated zoning datasets, municipal code libraries, and InQuest (.IQ) code engines to determine setbacks, lot coverage, and buildable areas automatically.

Question 6

Can I edit or modify the AI-generated site plan?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every element of the InQI site plan is editable, movable, and annotatable. Users can adjust boundaries, structures, contours, labels, and layers before exporting.

Question 7

Does InQI automatically detect existing structures?

Accepted Answer

Yes. InQI automatically identifies roofs, driveways, patios, decks, pools, and major hardscape elements using aerial imagery and computer vision.

Question 8

Can I export my AI-generated site plan to CAD?

Accepted Answer

Yes. InQI exports AI-generated site plans to DWG, DXF, SVG, and PDF formats, making them easy to use in CAD workflows or share with clients and contractors.

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