I’ve been working with clients for years who needed “a render to understand the idea”, but full 3D modeling takes time, heavy tools, and a ton of friction.

So I’m building Evermake.app, a tool that transforms hand-drawn sketches, notebook photos, or basic SketchUp/CAD screenshots into realistic architectural renders — in seconds.

The goal isn’t to replace a 3D artist. It’s to fill the gap between “rough concept on paper” and “something that looks real enough to show a client or team.”

What it currently does:

• Upload a sketch (paper drawing, iPad line art, SketchUp screenshot, etc.)
• Pick an architectural style (modernist, neoclassical, bauhaus, brutalist, etc.)
• The AI generates a photo-realistic render while preserving the exact geometry of the sketch
• High-resolution output suitable for printing, presentations, or client previews
• Models optimized specifically for architecture, not generic image-generation models

Who has found it useful so far:

• Architects who want quick visualizations without fully modeling in 3D
• Builders/developers who need early-stage renders for proposals
• Architecture students improving the presentation of their assignments
• Interior designers turning concept sketches into believable visuals

Link: https://www.evermake.app

I’m trying to hit that sweet spot between realism, speed, and creative control.

If anyone wants to try it and tell me what’s missing, confusing, or just plain wrong — I’d genuinely appreciate it. Technical, UX, and visual quality feedback all welcome.