AI + AWS architecture

Build AWS architectures with an AI-powered AWS expert

Turn an idea, question, or AWS scenario into an editable diagram. Ask the copilot why it works, explore tradeoffs, and improve it as you learn.

Edit the first draftAsk why and compare optionsRefine as you learn

Start with what you know

Share an idea, question, or scenario.

Explore AWS designs, then validate decisions against your requirements and current AWS guidance.

Diagram + conversation

An AWS architecture copilot that works with you

Ask why services were chosen, what could fail, and how the system could scale. Update the diagram as you learn.

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Stay in the design loop

More than a diagram generator

BuildPlane gives you something concrete to think with, question, and change.

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Start with an idea or scenario

Describe an idea, requirement, problem, or practice question.

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See the architecture

Get an editable diagram with services, boundaries, and connections.

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Ask why

Explore choices, failure points, security, cost, and alternatives.

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Improve it together

Add resilience, observability, scale, or simplify the design.

Built for active thinking

Useful wherever you are in AWS

Learn AWS, explore a new domain, or move a design review forward—right on the architecture.

Studying AWS

Turn concepts and practice scenarios into diagrams you can explore.

Building your first systems

Get a starting point and understand the reasoning behind it.

Expanding your experience

Explore unfamiliar AWS services and compare approaches.

Moving faster at work

Create and refine diagrams without starting from scratch.

Pick a starting point

Start with a real architecture question

Start with an idea—or an example.

BuildPlane turns it into a diagram you can explore and improve.