Everything in ArchHub,
explained plainly.
Guides for architects and studio leads — no developer setup, no jargon. Install the app, drive it with the composer, wire in your tools, and let the brain remember your work.
Account & website — sign in, your license, plan, and brain portal
How to sign in or sign up, where to see your plan and remaining messages, how billing works, and where your brain lives — across the desktop app and archhub.io.
Connectors — your AEC stack, wired into ArchHub
Connect Revit, AutoCAD, Rhino, 3ds Max, Blender, the Office and Adobe suites, and your cloud project tools to ArchHub, then run real operations from the canvas.
Getting started — install, first launch, first win
Install ArchHub, sign in, and run your first node graph — a plain-English guide for architects and studio leads, no developer setup required.
The app — composer, canvas, nodes, library
A plain-English tour of the ArchHub desktop app: the canvas substrate, the composer you drive it with, the nodes you connect, and the library you build from. No jargon, no developer setup.
The brain — local memory, folders, and the cloud portal
How ArchHub's brain remembers your work locally, organizes it into folders, backs it up to the cloud, and what each plan tier gives you.
Read it, then
wire your first host.
Download, point ArchHub at one app, and watch a node light up live. No credit card, MIT license, your keys and your work stay yours.