Start from the project
Your design and references set the starting point, not an empty prompt.
About Jimin.
Jimin is an AI design canvas for architectural work, built to make it easier to explore and develop ideas. Start with your own design, describe what you want to try, and continue from the result in the same project space.
Our mission.
We are building Jimin to make AI useful inside architectural work—helping architects explore ideas and develop projects without handing the process over to the tool.
Explore without starting over
Each result becomes material for the next step instead of another disconnected output.
Keep the designer in charge
Jimin expands what can be explored while the architect shapes what moves forward.
Shaped by practice.
Architects and designers test Jimin with the same kinds of projects they face in practice. Their feedback shows where the tool is useful and where it needs to improve.
That feedback turns the mission into practical choices: what Jimin should preserve, where clearer control is needed, and how each result can remain useful to the next step.
Our approach.
Those lessons become four principles for how Jimin works.
Design-Faithful
The result should still feel like your project, not a new design invented by the tool.
Reference-Led
Your own references should guide the result more clearly than any generic prompt.
Local Editing
When one part needs work, you should be able to change it and keep the rest.
Iterative Exploration
Each new result should help you understand the design and choose what to do next.
Built for architecture.
In architectural work, those principles have a specific job. Jimin begins with the project already in front of you, so its geometry, references, and design intent remain part of every exploration.
Images must do more than look convincing. Each result should keep the building recognizable and give the project something useful to develop next.
See what comes next.
Follow how these ideas are taking shape in our community, or bring your own project into Jimin: registration is open.