Hadaa

When I started building Hadaa, I tested every AI landscape design tool I could find. They all shared one fatal flaw: they produce pretty pictures, not buildable landscaping.

Upload a photo of your yard and you'd get a gorgeous render — with tropical palms in a Zone 5 winter, a "design" no contractor could quote, and a plant list that would be dead by spring. Beautiful, then dead. Beautiful, then impossible.

So we built Hadaa around one principle: botany before pixels.

The Biological Engine: under every Hadaa design runs an engine that checks each plant against your USDA hardiness zone, local rainfall, and sun exposure before it ever appears on screen. Generic image generators treat plants as decoration; we treat them as living things that have to survive your climate. A Denver yard (Zone 5b) gets cold-hardy natives; a Phoenix yard (Zone 10a) gets desert-adapted agave and aloe — not the same subtropical render for both.

What you actually get: upload a photo, a hand sketch, a CAD export, or a written brief, and Hadaa returns 22 photorealistic, climate-accurate designs in under 60 seconds — each with a USDA zone-verified planting guide (botanical names and quantities), a colour-coded contractor blueprint, and a bill of quantities. Not inspiration — a plan you can hand to a contractor or take to the nursery.

Two products, one engine: homeowners use Garden Autopilot and Sketch Autopilot for a hands-off path from a phone photo to a contractor-ready plan, no design experience needed. Professional landscapers use Pro Studio — all seven engines, 4K exports, white-label blueprints, and commercial rights — so they walk into the first client meeting with a buildable concept instead of a two-week wait.

Pricing: pay per render, from $9, no subscription. A single render is $12; $9 each when you buy three or more — versus the $1,500+ a professional design plan costs before a single plant goes in the ground.

We're now trusted by 250,000+ users across 180+ countries, and we think Hadaa is the best AI landscaping app in the world precisely because we refused to ship pretty-but-dead. Try it: https://hadaa.app

Botany before pixels.