AI look · Rain · not checkedCreative
Free generation: new looks, new light, life around the building. Nothing is checked. For a teaser, a mood, a post.
A Mac app for architects, developers and property marketers

On screen: the four-weathers film BrickNote made from one render of a fictional sample building — at dawn, by day, in the rain, in the snow and at night.
Open your project folder. BrickNote makes the film — in every format and language you post, the AI disclosed in every file.Open your project folder; BrickNote makes the film.
One shot, frame by frame
Massing model — aerial view
Maquette/capture_sketchup_vue-aerienne.jpg
SketchUp capture, no render


BrickNote brings it to life. From your massing model to your render: the camera locked, the building kept.
It starts on your file. It ends on your file. The AI made the frames in between — and the film says so.
One film, shot by shot
This competition film was made by BrickNote from a fictional sample project: one plan, one massing model, four renders. Pick a shot to see its source and what the AI did with it.
The page as it is; only the camera moves.
Read for names: one found in the title block, cropped out of the frame.
Plans/Plans_niveaux_ind-A.pdf · p. 1Two modes per film
AI look · Rain · not checkedFree generation: new looks, new light, life around the building. Nothing is checked. For a teaser, a mood, a post.
Flagged: a pedestrian crossing added in front of the entrance. Kept, with the reason written down.The same generation, then checks. Each AI picture is compared with its source — levels, balconies and terraces, openings, roof, surroundings — and each line is held to your documents.
“Balconies with laminated glass railings.”
From your documents — “Garde-corps en verre feuilleté sur platines.” · Notice descriptive, p. 1
Checked ✓ (sources, numbers, wording)
Added near the building: a pedestrian crossing in front of the entrance.
Kept by Marc Lefèvre — reason recorded
Marc Lefèvre, architect · 8 November 2026, 05:53 (Paris time)
K7M2Q_16x9_EN.mp4 · SHA-256 b67e61915e5d55d0…a4014429b9
The note describes; it certifies nothing.
How it works
BrickNote reads the folder where it is, on your Mac — renders, plans, brochure, notice, massing captures, logo — and the facts in your PDFs, each with its page.
Perspectives/P01_Facade-rue_ind-C.jpgrender · rev. C
Perspectives/P02_Coeur-ilot_ind-B.jpgrender · rev. B
Perspectives/P03_Vue-aerienne_ind-A.jpgrender · rev. A
Perspectives/P04_Sejour-T3_ind-A.jpgrender · rev. A
Maquette/capture_sketchup_vue-aerienne.jpgmassing captureThe recipe sets the length, the formats and the languages; you pick the pictures, a voice and the music. The estimate shows before anything is generated.






Click a shot to change its look, its framing or its line. Export every format and language at once, then send them with AirDrop, Mail or Messages.
EN
FRcontrol-note_v1.pdf — control note · kept apart, not sent
Recipes
Each recipe knows its length, its formats, its tone and its mode. You choose the pictures; BrickNote plans the shots.
For a jury: the plan, the massing model, then the renders, described by a calm voice. The end card and the files name no one, and each picture is read for a name.
The project in 30 to 60 seconds: its renders brought to life, new looks, its facts read by a voice.
Fifteen seconds for Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn: the best images, moving, on music, a few words on screen.
One image, four moods — dawn, rain, snow and night — each brought to life.
One image, from the morning light to the lit windows of the evening.
Four weathers
The same view in another light — and the same building. Drag across the picture to compare each AI look with the render it was made from.
Same levels, balconies, openings and roof. In Faithful mode, BrickNote checks each generated picture against its source on exactly these points.


Formats and languages
16:9 for the website, the sales office screen and the jury; 9:16 for Reels and TikTok; 1:1 for LinkedIn. Subtitles are burned in, and an .srt file comes with each film.
Labelled, always
The disclosure is written into each file’s metadata, and there it cannot be turned off. By default the end card says “Images partly generated by AI”. Each AI shot can carry its own label too — “AI-animated” on your picture brought to life, “AI-generated” on a picture a model made: on by default in a Faithful film, one switch away in a Creative one.
BrickNote is a tool: you decide what you publish, and it gives no legal guarantee.

The metadata of the competition film’s English file, as BrickNote wrote it:
comment = AI-generated content: 5 of 10 shots were generated or transformed by AI models (BrickNote, faithful mode, entry "K7M2Q").
Your Mac, your accounts
The project folder stays where it is; BrickNote writes only the films and their notes into it, in a BrickNote folder. To generate and to check, it sends only the pictures and the text a step needs, straight to the providers you connect. No BrickNote account, no BrickNote cloud.
Sealed on this Mac. OpenRouter alone runs text, images and video; ElevenLabs adds the voice; Runware or BytePlus are often cheaper for video. Each call goes straight to the provider, and you pay it directly.
A spending limit per film and per month, and an estimate before any paid click. A call that would cross a limit is refused before it is sent.
Paid to the providers, on your accounts, at their published prices (read in autumn 2026).
BrickNote itself: pricing at launch.
BrickNote is a macOS app in early access. Request access and we will write to you.
Yes. A sample project with a finished film opens before any key: you can play it, change its music and export it.
Pricing at launch. Making films costs model calls, on your own accounts: about $1.20 for a 5-second clip, about $0.05 for a still, under a cent for a voice line. BrickNote shows the estimate before any paid click.
In Creative mode, a model may change what it shows. In Faithful mode, BrickNote compares each AI picture with its source and flags what differs — a level, a roofline, a person added — so you decide before you publish. In a Faithful film a massing model stays a massing model, unless you ask for a render.
Yes. The competition recipe puts no name on the end card, names the files after your entry’s reference, writes no name into their metadata, and reads each picture for a name a jury could see.
The interface is in English. Your films speak your languages: lines, subtitles and voices in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese or Dutch.
Not today: BrickNote is a macOS app.

BrickNote is in early access for architects, developers and property marketers. Tell us what you want to make.