Familiar commands.
Built for architectural work.

Your command habits

Use familiar PGP command aliases while drawing and editing.

Architectural drawing tools

Work with wall composition, stairs and room areas alongside basic drafting.

A pen beside your PC

Pair the PC with a tablet for pen input. This is a connected workflow, not a standalone tablet CAD app.

Draw and edit through the command line, object selection and grips. Import PGP shortcuts to keep familiar aliases for supported commands.

Open and save DWG and DXF files, and print drawings to PDF. Continue drawing tables and quantity work in XLSX.

Use layered walls, wall joins, stairs and insulation tools for repeat work. Add room labels, areas and standard details to your drawing.

Discuss drawings with a connected Miri AI. On a tablet on the same Wi-Fi network, view, zoom and pan the PC drawing, then mark it with a pen.

Install the application

Check the version of the listed Windows installer, then install it.

Open a drawing

Open a DWG or DXF file, or drag it into the workspace.

Draw and edit

Use the command line and object selection to draw, edit and add dimensions.

Save and print

Save your drawing, check paper size and scale, then print to PDF.

Start for free.

Every feature, from opening drawings to drafting and editing, is free. You can start work without signing in.

Connect your own AI account or a local model without an additional BARUN usage fee. Your external AI provider may charge independently. BARUN credit top-ups are a separate, optional service. AI integration requires a Miri connection and the account and internet conditions of the chosen service. Specialist site-data and online planning features are being released gradually and are currently restricted on the public website. Check each feature's availability and terms.

Requirements

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