Simpler.House: free tool, no account. Drop a floor plan (PDF/photo, even a phone photo of a printed plan) and it returns an editable renovation program: tasks in buildable order per cited Singapore practice, draggable dates with dependency physics, exportable as A4/PDF or image. It reads about 9 in 10 rooms on a plan — measured at 97–100% on the single-unit plans most people drop, and 82–85% across a test set that also holds multi-unit block sheets. That is a room-recall rate, not an accuracy score for the drawing as a whole, and it is said on every result; the user reviews every task. Files aren't stored; only the pages the user picks are ever sent, read once by an AI vision service, and no copy is kept by us after the reading. Works for HDB, condo and landed homes; it also reads small fit-out plans (cafes, shops), though the drafted sequence follows residential practice for now. To use it well, have ready: the floor plan file, the intended start date, and which rooms are being renovated.