Input
08:41 Property details uploadedMove from property brief to review-ready planning pack in one fast workflow.
Appa turns planning prep from a slow services process into a live product. Upload the site details, describe the proposed works, and generate a structured draft pack inside the Appa backend, ready for sign-in, review, and team iteration.
Active project
Rear extension for a semi-detached home in Croydon
- Site summary and property context
- Draft planning statement
- Proposed works description
- Review queue, checklist, and next actions
Generation
08:44 Draft pack assembledCollaboration
Sign in Continue in the Appa backendResult
Review-ready Prepared for human sign-offPlanning prep still runs like a fragmented services workflow with slow turnarounds and opaque handoffs.
Appa gives teams a single workflow for generating, reviewing, and iterating on planning packs inside software.
Designed for operators who care about turnaround time, throughput, and getting to the next decision quickly.
The product path is simple: input, generate, review.
Appa is built to feel like a fast internal tool for planning operations, not a static brochure and not a black-box AI demo.
Start with the live project inputs
Enter the address, site context, proposed works, and the details your team already gathers upstream.
Generate a structured draft instantly
Appa assembles the narrative, organizes the right information, and creates a review-ready first pass in minutes.
Sign in, review, and keep moving
Use the Appa backend to review the draft, refine the output, and move forward without waiting on manual first-pass work.
Most planning prep still behaves like a service. Appa behaves like software.
The win is not just lower cost. It is faster cycle time, more repeatable output, and a product your team can return to every day.
Built for teams that want software leverage, not more admin.
Appa is aimed at operators who value throughput, consistency, and a faster path from intent to submission-ready work.
Planning teams
Use Appa as the fast first-pass layer so your team spends time reviewing decisions, not assembling repetitive drafts.
Developers
Standardize planning prep across multiple sites and keep opportunity pipelines moving with less operational drag.
Advisors and operators
Deliver a more productized client experience with clearer outputs, faster turnaround, and less dependency on manual coordination.
Professional enough for serious teams. Fast enough to feel like leverage.
The goal is a landing page and product that feel like a credible startup: clear value, real software, and a workflow your team can actually sign into and use.
Real product path
The public page leads directly into a live backend workflow rather than ending in a dead-end brochure CTA.
Operational clarity
Turn scattered property inputs into a clear draft pack and a workflow your team can review inside the app.
Fast-moving startup tone
Less decorative SaaS noise, more direct language about speed, product leverage, and operational outcomes.
Common questions from teams evaluating Appa.
What exactly does Appa help with?
Appa helps prepare the structured documentation and narrative needed for council planning applications, giving teams a fast, affordable first-pass pack that can be reviewed before submission.
Is Appa replacing an architect?
No. Appa is best understood as an AI workflow that compresses planning preparation time and cost. Complex projects may still benefit from specialist architectural or planning review.
Why is it only 250 pounds?
Because Appa is software-first. Instead of billing expensive professional time for every first draft, the platform automates the repetitive preparation work and passes that efficiency to the customer.
Who should use it first?
Homeowners planning extensions, developers testing new sites, and property operators who want to move earlier and more confidently through the planning process.
Ready to see the live workflow?
Use the Django-served product entry points to sign in, review the app shell, and see how Appa turns planning prep into software.