Update log
Big features and small fixes alike: every change to the app is recorded here, since day one.
The Billing › AI credits tab now lets you buy credits in packs of 1, 10 or 50, at €2.50 each whatever the volume. Purchased credits never expire. The price shown in the app now matches the real cost of AI import: 1 credit per level in Standard quality, 2 in Precision quality.
Right after AI import reopened, a sheet carrying several levels could get stuck at the end of processing. Each level’s background is now attached correctly and the import completes normally. Along the way, the “subscription active” email is now sent only once, when the subscription actually becomes active.
Upload your architect’s drawing: processing starts right away and you fill in the plan details in the meantime. Two quality levels are available, Standard (about 5 minutes) or Precision (about 10 minutes, for dense drawings). A waiting page tracks progress, then sums up what was recognised: walls, doors, windows, rooms, stairs, and the scale read from the dimensions when possible. An email lets you know when it is done, and a failed processing returns your credits. The result is a draft to review, not a certified plan.
When a sheet carries several levels, Fabrik detects them first and shows them as thumbnails. You untick the ones you do not need, check the total cost, then confirm: only the selected levels are processed and charged. Without confirmation within 24 hours, the credits are returned. If the file is not a floor plan, your credits are refunded in full and the file can still be used as a background.
The Discovery plan stays free, with the full editor. The new “One building” offer costs €19.99 as a one-time payment: unlimited exports with no time limit for every plan at the same address, plus 1 AI credit. The subscription is now €49.99/month or €479.88/year, with unlimited exports and storage, 10 AI credits per month and one seat, then €9.99/month per extra seat. Current subscribers keep their plan and their price.
From the Pictos tab, Fabrik analyses your plan’s stairs, doors and rooms and suggests the expected pictograms: manual call points near stairs and ground-floor exits, exit signs based on occupancy, fire extinguishers (one per 200 m², at least one per level), lift and goods-lift symbols. Each suggestion is drawn on the plan before you accept it, and nothing is placed without your click. The rules adapt to the plan type and remain indicative: they do not replace a compliance check.
The half-turn staircase is redrawn with parallel flights, an end landing and a central wall. Straight and quarter-turn stairs accept an intermediate landing and a precise flight width, and curved stairs can follow an arc from 90 to 360°. Half-turn stairs already on your plans automatically switch to the new, more accurate drawing.
Log-in and sign-up now use the website’s night theme, with a four-step animation of the editor: draw, equip, adapt, export. The cookie choice moves to a banner that no longer blocks the page, and sign-up no longer asks you to confirm your password. Onboarding fits on a single screen (your role and your company), your first plan is created automatically, and the forced tour gives way to three first steps to tick off: a wall, a pictogram, a layout.
The US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) and Tabloid (11 × 17 in) formats join the A series. They are available when creating a plan, in its properties, in layout mode and in PDF export, and an imported Letter PDF is recognised as such. The title block shows the format’s usual name.
The name, address, floor and person in charge shown in the title block now come straight from the plan: renaming it or correcting its properties updates the title block immediately, and each field can still be overridden by hand. Opacity now applies only to the outline of title blocks, the legend and the site plan, so the text stays sharp. The first layout uses the format and orientation chosen when the plan was created.
The indicator no longer gets stuck on “Not saved” after simply opening a plan, and viewing a plan no longer rewrites it. The “Leave site?” warning only appears when there really are unsaved changes. A change made while a save is in progress is no longer lost, the local draft is kept until it reaches the database, and a network drop at start-up no longer logs you out.
The zoom buttons now zoom on the centre of the visible area. A new door or zone takes the first free number, and pasting or duplicating renumbers its label instead of creating a duplicate. Moving a dimension moves its dimension line, text editing follows the plan rotation, and an emptied property field no longer writes an invented value.
A teammate can now see the export history of a shared plan, instead of reading “never exported”. The history tells print proofs apart from final PDF exports. A new organisation receives its subscription’s seats as soon as it is created, and the “My plans” list no longer flickers during an operation.
Deleting your account now cancels every related subscription, extra seats included. Refunding a duplicate purchase no longer re-locks a plan that was already paid for, and a billing portal error now shows its real cause. Marketing emails can be unsubscribed from in one click in your mail app.
The CERFA form now fills in every expected field or clearly flags the one that is missing. On the maintenance side, out-of-service equipment no longer counts as “due for inspection soon”, and deleting a plan no longer makes equipment records lose their location.
The sign-up screens now state clearly what the free plan includes: the full editor, with no limit on walls or pictograms, for one plan with on-screen preview. Only exporting is paid.
The background plan, the scissors tool and wall joins behave as expected again, and elements hidden from PNG and PDF exports no longer show up in them. “Set plan scale” is reliable, floor names accept spaces again, and a drawing in progress is cleanly abandoned when you switch floors, undo or open another plan.
Exports paid with the 10-export pack sometimes came out with the preview watermark. They are now delivered clean, like any paid export.
You can now rotate several selected elements in one go. Drawing a line or shape over an existing shape no longer selects the one underneath, and snapping now applies to every drawing tool.
SVG logos are now properly accepted in layout mode, and your company logo automatically fills the logo block. SVG backgrounds import correctly, and the active view’s orientation is applied as soon as the plan opens. A slow plan count no longer blocks access to exports.
With annual billing, the plan grid now shows the amount actually charged in one go, and a summary opens before the payment page. The annual discount is shown with its real percentage, and the “no commitment” mention no longer appears on a prepaid offer.
In Safari, some images (logo, legend, floor capture) came out blank in layout-mode PDF and PNG exports. Fabrik now waits for every image to be ready before capturing: the export matches what you see on screen.
Invitations to join an organisation now go through, even when the invitee creates their account from the link. Members find their team’s plans and can edit them according to their role. Each member is identified by name and email address, and the name in your profile is visible to your teammates.
The Door and Window tools are no longer limited to walls: they place the opening on the edge of the nearest shape, whether a line, rectangle, circle or polyline. The opening follows the edge’s direction and cuts the stroke, on screen and in exports alike.
When you hover an existing wall, Fabrik shows the distances to both of its ends. Type a value to set the length or position, Enter to place, Tab to switch the reference end. A partition placed on a wall is now truly connected to it, and wall snapping is on by default.
The combined power cut-off pictogram is replaced by two separate symbols, high voltage and low voltage. The north arrow now comes in several styles, including a compass rose. In layout mode, blocks follow a format change instead of scattering.
Recorders, sirens or detectors can now be named, and their name shows in the layers panel, on hover and in the equipment list. Cameras can be coloured by hardware type or by use (indoor, outdoor, public road), with a grouped legend and numbers you can place wherever you like. The intrusion family gains ten symbols and a coverage area for detectors, and your custom pictograms are shared with your team.
The video-protection CERFA no longer requires GPS coordinates from 8 cameras, a rule the regulations do not contain. Instead, it flags the detailed plan required beyond 8 cameras or as soon as a camera films the public road. After importing a PDF, Fabrik prompts you to calibrate the scale, and the DORI setting clearly states its identification threshold (250 or 500 px/m).
You can hide a legend entry or add a pictogram that is not placed on the plan, from the catalogue or one you imported. All three legends (layout, plan and PDF export) follow these choices. Assembly points now appear in it without duplicate letters, and custom pictograms are placed at their real proportions.
The layout capture now reproduces the exact scale, text anchoring, shape ends, rotation and opacity shown in the editor, as well as the rotation of the imported background. One-time export purchases now come with an invoice, and an export paid one-time no longer fails.
Moving several selected elements works again, including when you start from a wall in a mixed selection. While you drag a wall’s end, its length is shown live.
The SVG export of a multi-floor plan only included the floor on screen, without the layout. It now gathers every floor in a single file. The multi-floor legend and double doors are also rendered correctly in vector exports.
Importing your own pictograms is now open to every account, including the free plan. You can add your logos or in-house symbols to the library and place them on your plans without restriction.
The export allowance now counts distinct plans instead of every export you start. You can correct a plan, generate another proof or choose a different format without using an additional allowance during the same period. The “Plans exported” counter now reflects your actual work more accurately.
An evacuation plan can now be duplicated directly as an intervention plan. The new version opens with the right category, suitable instructions and a clear label in your plan list. This lets you reuse existing work instead of starting over.
Different floors now keep the same scale both on screen and in the PDF, making them easier to compare. In layout mode, each floor can also be moved and enlarged freely within the page. The result stays consistent while giving you more control over the composition.
You can now enter the exact length you want for a wall and choose which endpoint should stay fixed. Straight and curved walls keep their direction and adjust precisely. Lengths shown on curved walls are also more reliable, including in exports.
An AI plan analysis now continues in the background even if you leave the page or close your browser. The plan is completed automatically once processing finishes. If it fails, the credit used is returned automatically so you can try again with confidence.
After buying a one-time export, Fabrik now confirms more clearly that the payment has been received. The export window reopens automatically as soon as the purchase is validated, even when synchronization takes a few seconds. This avoids returning to a plan without knowing what to do next.
Sign-up, onboarding, plan and export screens now explain more clearly what is included with each offer. Print-proof previews are shown only when available, while final exports remain clearly indicated for one-time purchases or subscriptions. Users see fewer ambiguous options and better understand the next step.
The dialogs used to edit a plan’s properties or duplicate it have been aligned with the rest of the interface. They close more naturally, stay better framed and keep important actions in the right place. Day-to-day plan management feels more predictable and pleasant.
Fabrik now checks images added in profile and company settings more carefully. Unsupported formats or oversized files are reported with a clear message before upload. This reduces errors when customizing your account and documents.
After creating a plan, Fabrik better avoids sending small screens into the full editor when it is not suited for mobile use. Users are guided more clearly instead of landing on an interface that is difficult to handle. The flow stays more consistent between plan creation and desktop editing.
Document elements that ended up completely outside the page are now automatically brought back into an accessible area. This applies to intervention plans, legends, instructions, title blocks, logos, text, shapes and media. You keep control of your layout, even after resizing or reopening an older plan.
Compliance checks are now reserved for evacuation and intervention plans, where their rules actually apply. For fire safety system, intrusion or video-surveillance plans, Fabrik no longer shows irrelevant warnings or unnecessary options. The interface is easier to understand and avoids unjustified blockers.
On fire safety system plans, the pictogram panel now focuses on fire detection and equipment that truly belongs to this plan type. Less relevant categories, such as extinguishers or generic technical equipment, no longer clutter the selection. Search follows the same filtering so the right symbol is easier to find.
The AI Credits tab now reflects the action that is actually available today: analyzing an imported plan while keeping walls, doors and windows. The displayed cost matches real usage and monthly consumption is easier to verify. Older rows that always stayed at zero have been removed to avoid confusion.
When a trial has ended, Fabrik now recognizes it more clearly and offers the available plans again instead of leaving the user stuck on the previous status. The subscription flow is more reliable when moving from an expired trial to an active plan. This makes getting back to work simpler and more reassuring.
You can now rename the labels shown in the automatic legend in document mode. This helps adapt a pictogram to a site’s vocabulary, clarify an area, or make a plan easier for the end customer to read. Default names remain available whenever you want to switch back.
Messages around unlocking a plan, buying an export, and print-proof previews are clearer. Fabrik also checks that the relevant plan is loaded and belongs to the right account before starting payment. This helps prevent mistaken purchases and makes export limits easier to understand.
The terms of use have been updated to explain more clearly how Fabrik may improve its AI services using anonymized data. The text reiterates that you keep your rights over your plans for your own use. Contact information has also been aligned with Fabrik’s official address.
A new cabling tool arrives for fire safety (SSI), intrusion and video-surveillance plans: lasso the equipment you want to connect and the cable linking them is drawn automatically. The line style and routing (chain or loop) adapt to the plan family, and the new cable is selected right away so you can fine-tune it. The tool is available from the toolbar or with the "C" shortcut.
You can now import SVG files (logos, vector pictograms) in the Media tab and as a custom image in your safety instructions, on top of the PNG, JPEG and WebP formats. Two issues are fixed along the way: SVGs whose colors are defined by styles were displaying entirely in black, and some images added to the instructions were not actually being saved. Colors are now preserved and imports complete reliably.
When you changed the plan orientation (North, South, East, West), catalog pictograms did not always follow the rotation and ended up misaligned. They now pivot with the plan, while the north arrow, the "You are here" marker and text labels stay upright and readable. The PDF and SVG export matches exactly what you see in the editor.
Right after a new version goes live, some pages (such as "My plans" or PDF export) and some editor windows (export, DXF import, intervention plan, plan duplication) could fail to load if your tab had stayed open. The app now retries automatically, then refreshes once if needed, so it recovers on its own without any action from you.
When you deleted a custom layer, the elements it contained (pictograms, zones, text and more) stayed attached to a layer that no longer existed and became hard to manage. They are now moved automatically to an existing layer, across every floor of the plan, so none of them get stranded.
On video-surveillance and intrusion plans, cameras, coverage zones and symbols such as the north arrow could be attached to a layer that does not exist for these plan types, risking misplaced or missing elements. New elements are now placed on a layer that is actually present, and affected existing plans are repaired automatically when you open them (including when a draft is restored).
Video-surveillance plans had no dedicated pictograms. You now have 7 ready-to-use symbols (dome and PTZ dome cameras, bullet, turret, control screen, NVR recorder and power supply), grouped in a dedicated "Video surveillance" category. They are added automatically to the legend and to PDF and SVG exports.
When you export a safety-instructions block, its full design is now saved with it: the custom image and the layout preset. Exporting and then re-importing restores exactly what you saw on screen, even across accounts, and your existing instruction files still import. A brand-new blank plan also no longer carries over the previous plan's instructions, image or block position.
In layout mode, enlarging a block (such as the plan) caused its content to spill off the white sheet onto the surrounding grey area. Content that runs past the edge is now cleanly hidden at the page border, while the selection frame and handles stay reachable for resizing. Your PDF and PNG exports are unchanged.
In some cases an already-saved plan could reopen blank, with an empty or stale local draft overwriting the plan that had just loaded. A draft is now restored only when it is both newer than the server version and actually contains content; otherwise it is discarded. A "conflict" alert that sometimes appeared by mistake while saving has also been removed.
When the plan was rotated, lines, rectangles, circles, polylines, evacuation arrows and zones were drawn offset by 90, 180 or 270 degrees from the cursor. Drawing now follows the cursor faithfully: both the preview and the final shape land exactly where you click, whatever the plan's orientation.
A new "Text size" setting (8 to 48 pt) is available in the banner properties panel in layout mode. You can now scale the "EVACUATION PLAN / INTERVENTION PLAN" title up or down, both on screen and in your exports.
Plan rotation is now preserved when switching to document mode, and the plan no longer drifts off screen when rotated. When you return to the editor, the plan reappears exactly as you left it: zoom and position are restored.
Some accounts could get stuck with an unexpected technical error when creating a new plan. The root cause has been fixed: plan creation works again for everyone.
Behind-the-scenes stability work: multi-account workspaces are better tested, scheduled tasks are better protected, and data has been brought into full consistency. Nothing changes on screen, but the app is more dependable day to day.
Payment confirmation emails sent in bursts are no longer lost, and subscription syncing with Stripe is more resilient to incidents. Access to sensitive database functions has been locked down and session privacy reinforced.
Exported PDFs came out blurry when the plan was built on an imported background (PDF or image). Backgrounds are now processed in high resolution (300 DPI) at import time: affected exports are about twice as sharp. Plans drawn entirely in Fabrik were already sharp and are unchanged.
Plan quotas now reset only once per cycle, on your subscription anniversary date, instead of twice a month. Duplicating a plan now counts toward the quota and suggests the right subscription tier when you hit the limit.
Doors and windows now follow the real thickness of the wall they sit in — thin for a partition, wide for an exterior wall — in the editor as well as in PDF and SVG exports. Changing a wall's thickness updates its openings instantly.
Scale recalibration, renaming or hiding a layer, the safety team, emergency numbers and annotations are now always saved automatically — no more silent losses after a reload.
After an undo (Ctrl+Z), a restored wall could become invisible or impossible to select. Undo and redo now rebuild the plan correctly: restored elements are visible and selectable again.
The background image (scanned or imported plan) is now reliably preserved on save: it always reappears when you reopen the plan.
The description, format, orientation, building and plan type chosen in the creation wizard are now saved correctly, in particular for video surveillance plans.
The legend generated automatically in document mode now includes your imported pictograms, complete with their image, alongside the ISO pictograms from the catalog.
New tools dedicated to video plans: draw your cameras' coverage zones (translucent green areas with adjustable color and opacity) and number each camera automatically. Numbering badges can sit inside or outside the pictogram, and show up on screen as well as in exports.
An already-saved plan (notably video surveillance) could reopen on the import screen as if it were empty: that is fixed. If you leave the editor before a save finishes, the newer local draft is now restored and saved automatically on reopening, and a failed save is clearly flagged instead of wrongly showing "Saved".
Fixed an issue that could wipe a plan's content (mostly video surveillance and intrusion plans): an empty save could overwrite your work after an internal editor reload. The editor no longer resets itself mid-edit, and now refuses to save an empty version over a plan that contains elements — without raising false failure alerts while you navigate.
Stricter validation of imported files (images and SVG), notification links restricted to the app to prevent external redirects, Stripe payment flows secured end to end, and sensitive data cleared on sign-out. PDF exports and long AI jobs also get extended timeouts for better reliability.
"Process with AI" now runs in the background with progress tracking: large plans are no longer cut off by timeouts before the analysis finishes. If processing fails, your AI credit is refunded automatically.
Doors and windows are now created at their real-world size (90 cm and 120 cm) regardless of the plan's scale. The zone properties panel updates instantly, text changes (content, size, rotation) are properly tracked by Undo/Redo, and the toolbar highlights the correct active symbol (assembly point, "You are here", north arrow).
After a successful DXF import, the view now automatically recenters on the imported plan — no more seemingly empty canvas. Import now supports legacy polyline formats from CAD software, and a warning message lists unsupported elements instead of reporting a misleading success.
Before running AI processing on an imported plan, a confirmation dialog now shows the expected reliability level based on your establishment's ERP category (public-access building type), reminds you of your duty to verify the result (ISO 7010 / NF X08-070) and shares import tips. A dedicated warning flags the AI's limits on open-air venues (type X).
Our new pricing is here: a redesigned subscription page that makes plans easier to compare, one-off export packs, and unlimited print proof (BAT) previews reserved for paid plans. Existing customers keep their current terms — nothing to do on your end.
Member limits per organization are now aligned with the new pricing, with clearer invitations when the quota is reached. Seat counts adjust automatically when you change or cancel a subscription, with no undue charges when extra seats renew.
Beyond evacuation plans, you can now create SSI (fire safety system) plans, intrusion alarm plans and video surveillance plans. The creation wizard lets you pick a family, and the editor adapts automatically: pictograms, safety instructions, layers and PDF exports all match the chosen family. The dashboard shows a badge on each plan, with filters to find every type in one click.
The cookie banner is replaced by a clear consent dialog shown on your first visit: declining is as easy as accepting, in line with CNIL recommendations.
Custom plans with unlimited AI credits are now recognized correctly. The next billing date also shows the exact time of the charge.
No more crashes when moving curved walls connected to drawings. Intervention plan legends no longer show duplicate pictograms, safety instructions stay consistent when you change the plan type, and isolated wall endpoints render more cleanly.
Disabling two-factor authentication (2FA) now requires re-entering your password. And if the same plan is open in several tabs, a warning banner stays permanently visible in the secondary tab so you don't overwrite your changes.
Password reset emails stopped going out after just a few requests per hour: delivery now runs through a dedicated service with no rate limit. The email also arrives in a new template in Fabrik's colors.
Converting an evacuation plan into an intervention plan now correctly captures every floor, and the PDF export completes every time. Blue selection handles no longer show up in the exported document, even if a floor was selected at export time.
You now enter your name and company in the very first onboarding step, rather than through a pop-up in the editor. Your first plan-creation session is never interrupted again.
A slider in the instructions block's properties panel lets you enlarge the text up to 300% (up from 160%), keeping instructions perfectly readable even on large-format prints. When resizing, the block compacts empty space first before shrinking the text.
Data access has been sped up: your plan list and notification center now load noticeably faster, especially for accounts and organizations with many plans.
You will no longer receive the same reminder or digest twice, even if a technical incident hits on the sending side. And if a plan's data could not be read on load, autosave now pauses to avoid overwriting your work.
Switching or deleting a floor no longer runs room detection on the wrong level. Merging walls now removes orphaned doors and windows, selection stays consistent after cascading deletions, and undo/redo now covers the background image and the emergency number.
A "Book a demo" button is now available in the dashboard and the editor: it opens the scheduling calendar directly so you can talk with the Fabrik team. The prompt also appears at the right moments, for example after viewing the subscription page.
Dashboard pages now display better on tablets and small screens: tighter spacing, resized plan cards and thumbnails, and adjusted side panels that leave more room for your content.
The plan editor is designed for desktop use. On screens narrower than 1024 px, a clear message now offers to go back to your plans or continue anyway, instead of an unusable interface.
Directional pictograms (evacuation arrows, emergency exits) now rotate with the plan so they always point in the right direction, while standard pictograms (fire extinguisher, assembly point, first aid) stay upright and readable.
When you enable "Show legend", it now appears right in your field of view instead of popping back at its old spot, sometimes far across the canvas. No more scrolling around to find it after switching plans or zoom levels.
The Enterprise contact form works again, welcome emails are automatically resent if delivery fails, and reminder campaigns (trial ending, plan not exported, reactivation and more) now go out daily as intended. The daily digest also arrives at the time you chose, in Paris time.
Following a full security audit, isolation between accounts has been hardened: AI credits, export counters, plan files and thumbnails are strictly restricted to their owner. Automatic notification URLs pointing to your external tools are also verified to block any malicious redirect.
Purchases of AI credits and extra seats are now handled as a single safe operation: no more missing credits or duplicates if something goes wrong during payment. The Discovery plan now unlocks correctly after purchase, even without an active subscription.
Opening the same plan in several tabs no longer causes save conflicts. Background images are now stored in an optimized way, making your plans lighter and faster to save, and autosave no longer fires needlessly when you open a plan.
The subscription area now features the Discovery plan, which replaces the old free tier, along with one-off purchases to unlock a plan's exports.
Create your evacuation plan for free with a complimentary wall quota, then unlock the full plan — advanced tools, premium pictograms and PDF, PNG and SVG exports — with a one-time €9.99 purchase. A remaining-walls counter and locks on reserved features guide you every step of the way.
Adjust the instructions text size with a global slider, add your own image as an instructions block, and double-click the block to jump straight into its layout editor.
Fixed a bug that could lose the ground floor's content when adding a new floor. Floor operations now trigger an immediate save, and deleting a floor no longer leaves orphaned references in the plan.
No more "Save conflict" messages wrongly appearing when opening certain plans: saving and thumbnail generation no longer get in each other's way, and a transient conflict is now resolved automatically without interrupting your work.
Reserved tools and pictograms now show a tooltip explaining how to unlock them, and they can no longer be bypassed via drag and drop.
The sidebar now lists every element in your plan (walls, rooms, pictograms, annotations and more) with a thumbnail. Hide, lock, locate or delete any element in one click; selecting an element on the plan automatically highlights it in the list.
When a PDF export fails, the message now tells you the actual cause of the error. Your quota is checked before PNG and SVG exports, and payment emails and refund handling have been made more reliable.
When duplicating a floor, choose exactly which elements to copy over (walls, pictograms, annotations and more). You can also right-click rectangles and circles to add leader lines and annotate your plans.
Print proof exports no longer consume your monthly export quota, and the BAT option is available directly from the layout mode download dialog.
The invitation link to join an organization works again. Export quotas and member roles are now enforced server-side, and your subscription loads faster when you open the app.
The scissors tool now offers preset opening widths (70, 90 or 120 cm) as well as a custom value, so you can cut openings into your walls at the exact dimension you need.
An evacuation project with several plans now exports as a single multi-page PDF. Intervention plan capture has also been fixed.
Generate a print proof (BAT) version of your document with a protective watermark covering the whole page — ideal for client validation before the final export. Plan capture now faithfully respects rotation and drawn zones.
Compose your final document right inside the editor, Canva-style: the plan, safety instructions, legend and title block can be placed freely on the page. The layout is saved with the plan and restored when you reopen it, and the settings and help screens have been redesigned.
PDF exports are now fully vector: perfect sharpness at any print scale, clean wall corners, accurate dimensions and north arrow. Import your own pictograms, name them, and find them in the legend and your exports. New SSI (fire safety system) wiring tools also join the Security menu.
Create your account in one click with Google and discover the editor through a preloaded sample plan and a 4-step guided tour. The free tier now includes a first watermark-free PDF export.
Layout mode is now open to everyone, with the quota applying only at download time. The sample plan gets its doors and windows back, the guided tour shows up for every new account, and your company's accent color now carries over to the sidebar.
When you export from layout mode, the dialog sticks to the essentials: pick a format (PDF, PNG or SVG) and download. No more redundant composition settings — your document goes out exactly as you composed it.
Forgot your password? A dedicated page now lets you reset it on your own, straight from the sign-in screen.
The exported PDF now matches the preview exactly, whatever the format. Freely resize document blocks (legend, instructions) with content adapting automatically, and keep all your export settings from one session to the next.
Selecting and hovering walls works normally again: no more walls that were impossible to grab or that ignored the mouse.
Pricing has been completely rebuilt around three clear plans: Solo, Pro and Unlimited. Every screen, button and plan name across the app has been updated to match.
The stairs tool has been fully reworked, door placement is more precise, and the floor selector is more convenient. Under the hood, security has been strengthened and a large suite of automated tests makes the editor and exports more reliable.
Adjust each layer's opacity independently to better overlay plan backgrounds and your drawings. The "You are here" pictogram adopts a design compliant with the NF standard. On the free tier, the watermark now shows while editing, with a banner explaining how to remove it, and a bug that locked some paying subscribers into free mode has been fixed.
Plans have been reworked into four tiers (Starter, Business, Agency, Enterprise) and payments now run through Stripe. Free users can unlock a one-off PDF export for €19.99.
Invite colleagues into your organization with an invitation email and a dedicated acceptance page. Automated emails (reminders, follow-ups) are now live, a permanent feedback button appears in the interface, and the PDF safety instructions get a more modern design. A dozen bugs are fixed along the way.
Fabrik is now free to try: create 1 plan per month without a subscription and discover the editor. PDF export remains reserved for paid plans.
Automatic AI detection is not yet at the level we expect, so it is temporarily disabled and flagged with a BETA badge while we make it more reliable. Various fixes ship alongside this change.
Automatic analysis of your imported plans is now wired to production servers: the AI recognizes walls and rooms and converts them straight into editable elements in the editor. The import dialog gets a fresh new look.
After your first saved plan, Fabrik invites you to share how it went, to help steer upcoming improvements. The app also gains stability with better handling of unexpected errors.
Many new pictograms join the safety library, and the selection panel has been reorganized so you can find them faster.
Grid snapping now activates only on demand (Ctrl key), for more natural freehand drawing. On the billing side, payments are now protected against double processing.
No more confirmation link: simply enter a code received by email to confirm your sign-up — faster and more reliable.
A credit system now powers the artificial intelligence features, including brand-new 3D plan generation. Buy credits on demand from your settings, with a new payment system.
A series of critical fixes strengthens the protection of your data and your account.
New pictograms join the catalog, which is now better organized. Drawing tools gain precision with improved snapping and cleaner curved strokes.
A wizard now helps you calibrate the real-world scale of your imported plan, and an indicator continuously shows the save status of your work.
See exactly how your document will look before you export it. Regulatory safety instructions are now built into plans, and a cookie consent banner ensures compliance.
Create your organization, invite members and manage their roles and permissions: plans can now be worked on as a team, inside a shared workspace.
Complete documentation is now available right inside the app: getting started, plan creation, drawing tools, safety library, export and printing, and collaboration.
Specify your establishment's ERP category (public-access building type) when creating your plan: the app adapts the regulatory information accordingly, with stronger validity checks.
Selecting walls, doors and windows now works reliably in every case. Fabrik is also fully compatible with Firefox, Safari and Brave.
Import your plans from CAD software directly in DXF format. The editor also gains a scale bar, an advanced layers panel and major performance gains on complex plans.
The editor has been entirely rebuilt from the ground up for evacuation plans: smart wall snapping, automatic room detection, layer management, multi-selection and built-in PDF export. It is the engine that still powers the app today.
The sign-up flow is now secured: a confirmation email with dedicated pages verifies your address before you access the app. The Fabrik logo and favicon are rolled out everywhere.
Fabrik now offers three subscription plans (Independent, Pro, Enterprise) with a 7-day free trial. Manage your subscription and view your payment history directly from settings.
Fixed PDF exports that could come out empty, pictograms that disappeared after closing the panel, and plan preview generation. The editor also gets a performance boost.
Emails sent by Fabrik (welcome, confirmations, notifications) now run on professional sending infrastructure for far better deliverability, with polished templates.
New architecture tools arrive: door placement with a hinge pivot and drag-adjustable width, windows, and stairs with quick rotation via the R key.
The dashboard is reorganized into dedicated pages (My plans, Settings, Help), the plan creation form has been redesigned, and the whole interface adopts Fabrik's signature green.
An interactive onboarding flow walks you through the interface step by step: help bubbles point precisely at each key tool and adapt automatically to your screen size.
Find any plan instantly with advanced search, and spot it at a glance: every plan now shows a visual preview generated automatically on each save.
The editor has been fully rebuilt on a new drawing engine: navigation, zooming and element manipulation are now noticeably smoother and more reliable.
The app changes its name and adopts its definitive identity: Fabrik. The new name is rolled out across the entire interface.
Import an existing plan and the app automatically detects walls and the building's structure using artificial intelligence — start your evacuation plan without redrawing everything.
First version of the evacuation plan creation app: a plan editor with a wall tool (snapping and angle locking), door placement, a library of over 140 ISO 7010 pictograms, automatic online saving, user accounts with a dashboard, and PDF export.
The next improvements are already in the works. See what's coming on our public roadmap, or try Fabrik today.
Guidance on this site is based on French fire-safety regulations (Code du travail, ISO 7010, ISO 23601, NF X08-070). For US, UK or other jurisdictions, contact our team.
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