I just finished deploying the unified Ai landscaping dashboard for Hadaa Ai. This allows you to easily switch Ai modes like style presets, typing your own text prompts and even the advanced Auto Fix tool which detects design improvements that can be done on your space.
Easier to just use your preferred llm with image editing capabilities. Nano banana was better than any tool I found when I used AI to come up with landscaping visualizations.
We had a few trees fall in our backyard last year and one of the first things I did was throw a picture into Photoshop for its generative fill tool. I removed the fallen trees, then added some raised garden beds and a gazebo (for good measure).
I'll play around with the tool a bit later, as the above is an idea I have for a homework assignment. I'd be happy to chat off HN about some of the ways this type of tool would be super beneficial for landscapers/engineers.
I'll be working on a video walkthrough this weekend. Here are some screenshots of the dashboard.
It has 3 main features including auto fix which detects issues with your yard and generates solutions you can just click to apply, the smart fix and Preset tools which both support masking or brushing on the image to select areas to modify. The run with very context aware models to perform edits on the image.
Originally I used it to landscape my yard then saw it had more potential to help others so I hosted it online. So far it generates the designs and planting guides, if I can get in touch with people doing renovations and construction I will extend it for sure.
I just finished deploying the unified Ai landscaping dashboard for Hadaa Ai. This allows you to easily switch Ai modes like style presets, typing your own text prompts and even the advanced Auto Fix tool which detects design improvements that can be done on your space.
Easier to just use your preferred llm with image editing capabilities. Nano banana was better than any tool I found when I used AI to come up with landscaping visualizations.
We had a few trees fall in our backyard last year and one of the first things I did was throw a picture into Photoshop for its generative fill tool. I removed the fallen trees, then added some raised garden beds and a gazebo (for good measure).
I'll play around with the tool a bit later, as the above is an idea I have for a homework assignment. I'd be happy to chat off HN about some of the ways this type of tool would be super beneficial for landscapers/engineers.
Let me know how you find it. I'm very interested in hearing more from you and will send some free credits your way to try it out.
I'd love to see Screenshots or video of the brushing. I've found nanobanana difficult to control with, eg markings and highlighter.
I'll be working on a video walkthrough this weekend. Here are some screenshots of the dashboard.
It has 3 main features including auto fix which detects issues with your yard and generates solutions you can just click to apply, the smart fix and Preset tools which both support masking or brushing on the image to select areas to modify. The run with very context aware models to perform edits on the image.
Screenshots: This is the preset tool, you can brush an area or apply a style to the whole image: https://hadaa.pro/public_assets/c9e09f9a-493a-4e71-9a91-6bca...
The smart fix tool allows to still mask the image and type your own prompts. You can switch off the Ai Assist mode to perform direct edits without prompt interpretation, https://hadaa.pro/public_assets/5cbd2810-789f-4cf2-8758-79fc...
And finally the auto fix mode which detects appropriate edits to your yard, you can just click fix and they are applied to your image, https://hadaa.pro/public_assets/657efbb5-c5d7-43c2-a2aa-ca1c...
Once you signup you receive free credits to use.
This is really cool, and I wonder if there's a way to do this with the home renovations/ construction side of things.
Might be something to look into.
Originally I used it to landscape my yard then saw it had more potential to help others so I hosted it online. So far it generates the designs and planting guides, if I can get in touch with people doing renovations and construction I will extend it for sure.