Archly’s beta: a starting point
From beta to the current workspace: linked revisions, visual comparison and continuing a selected result on one canvas.
This note began during Archly’s beta period. The October 2026 revision keeps that publication history while describing the current workflow: starting with a source image and developing its alternatives on one canvas.
A workspace around the visual study
Archly brings sketches, references and generated outputs onto a node-based canvas. Connect a source image to an editing step, branch into different material or atmosphere studies and compare the results against the reference.
Continue a selected result into another revision or connect it to a video step. Task-compatible models are available for image generation and editing, video, 3D meshes and upscaling. The product shows available options and the credit estimate before you run the task.
Keep the architectural question visible
For us, the workspace should help someone discuss a facade, a space or a material decision. The source information needs to remain accessible, and a comparison should make the changes understandable.
A useful study ends with a direction to develop. That might mean choosing a finish for further investigation, revising the model or preparing a more focused reference. An appealing output is the beginning of that conversation.
The product today
Archly uses one-time credit packages. The live product and pricing pages hold current options and conditions; we keep the launch note focused on the workflow rather than maintaining a second price list.
The beta gave us a starting point. Product feedback continues to inform which parts of that workflow we improve next.