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Will your bedroom be an oven in May?
Upload your floor plan, tell us the city, and tap which side is north. We read every room for sunlight, heat, and cross-ventilation — and tell you what to fix now versus what you'll regret every summer for the next 30 years.
You're probably here because:“Will this room bake in summer?”
What you'll get
- ✓ Three overall scores — natural light, passive cooling, cross-ventilation.
- ✓ Per-room reading of afternoon heat, natural light, and airflow.
- ✓ Every “hot wall” called out with the peak-heat hours.
- ✓ Real ventilation paths — where air will actually flow, where it stalls.
- ✓ Monsoon risks, quick wins, and “you'll regret this” flags before you build.
Tuned for
Coastal Andhra + Telangana climates — hot-humid summers, SW monsoon, Godavari and Krishna delta breeze patterns. The recommendation set changes with the city you pick.
How it works
Three inputs. One climate-tuned reading.
1
Upload
Photo or CAD export of your floor plan.
2
Pin north + city
Climate context changes the recommendations.
3
Get reading
Per-room heat, light, airflow + fixes.
Why this matters
A west-facing master bedroom without a chajja can raise afternoon indoor temperature by 4-6°C — that's ₹30–50K a year in extra cooling for the next thirty summers. Ninety percent of that is preventable with a decision you make once, at plan stage. This tool is the second opinion your architect never volunteered.
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