made. Planning
The AI-native planning engine made to bridge the gap between developers and local government — without compromising either side. Every blueprint audit produces exact page-and-clause citations from the relevant LEP, DCP, and scheme.
Both. It is a two-sided platform. Developers and consultants use it to test feasibility, predict RFIs, and prepare cleaner lodgements. Councils use it to triage DAs, summarise complex proposals, and pre-check compliance against their scheme. The same engine — different workspaces.
Local Environmental Plans, Development Control Plans, and state planning instruments including SEPPs. Each council's scheme is ingested with full citation back to source clause and version, so findings remain defensible.
No. made. Planning is a copilot. It surfaces compliance gaps, predicts likely issues, and prepares the structured brief. Assessment decisions remain with the consent authority and the responsible planner. The platform is built to support statutory integrity, not bypass it.
Predictions are tuned per jurisdiction and proposal type and improve as the platform sees more lodgements for that council. Every prediction is paired with the underlying control or historical pattern it stems from, so users can judge it themselves.
Every compliance finding made. Planning surfaces is cited back to the exact page, clause, and version of the LEP, DCP, SEPP, or scheme it relies on — and that citation is anchored to the made. Ledger as an immutable audit trail. Assessment officers, applicants, and the Land & Environment Court can verify each finding against the spatial linework and the source instrument before any RFI is issued.
Australian-hosted and sovereign, on the same architecture as every made. Platform. Data is ring-fenced and never used to train external public models. See the shared architecture.
Costly RFI delays from missed technicalities. Manual scheme cross-referencing against hundreds of pages of LEPs and DCPs. By the time a council comes back with questions, the holding cost on the site has already eaten into the project's margin.
made. Planning teams drowning in complex PDFs and repetitive administrative checks. Long DA queues, stretched assessment officers, and statutory clocks that don't stop. The hard judgment calls get less time than the paperwork that surrounds them.
made. Planning is a two-sided ecosystem that acts as an intelligent copilot — automating scheme cross-referencing, spatial data extraction, and document compliance for everyone involved.
LEP & DCP cross-referencing, instantly
Drop a proposal in. made. Planning reads the relevant Local Environmental Plan, Development Control Plan, and state planning instruments — and tells you which controls apply, which are triggered, and where the proposal sits against each.
Catch the gaps before council does
Before you lodge, made. Planning predicts the requests for further information the council is most likely to raise — based on the controls in play, the proposal's documentation, and historical RFI patterns for the jurisdiction.
A council copilot for every DA
For council planning teams: every Development Application is summarised, classified, and pre-checked against scheme controls within minutes of lodgement. Assessment officers receive a structured brief, not a stack of unread PDFs.
Plans, BASIX, and spatial data — read together
made. Planning reads architectural drawings, BASIX certificates, GIS layers, and statements of environmental effects as one cohesive proposal. Setback, height, FSR, and overshadowing controls are checked against the actual drawings, not just the SoEE narrative.
made. Planning doesn't decide outcomes. It clears the noise so the people who do can decide well.
Days of manual cross-referencing collapsed into minutes. DAs triaged the moment they're lodged. Holding costs cut.
Every proposal assessed against the same control library, in the same way. Statutory integrity, system-wide.
Every compliance finding cited back to the source control and version. A clean audit trail for objectors, councillors, and the Land & Environment Court.
Runs on the made. Ledger
Every blueprint audit produces exact page-and-clause citations from the relevant LEP, DCP, and scheme — linking each finding directly to the spatial linework council can verify before issuing an RFI.