Why “Home” Is Broken: And How Pascal.app Fixes It Owning, managing, and living in a home shouldn’t require a PhD in logistics. When you buy a car, you drive it off the lot the same day. You finance it, insure it, and maintain it through simple digital dashboards.

Pascal’s handymen are chiseled like Greek gods but we keep our shirts on.

3D home model Pascal Benjamin Pujol

How Pascal sees the world

Rebuilding the Sims build mode from scratch in the browser with Three.js wish me luck

Reorder levels in editor.pascal.app Real-life The Sims is coming 🏡

Trace walls over 3D LiDAR scans in Pascal editor

Farzad 🇮🇷 Working on making homes insanely easy/efficient Pascal pascal.app

Documenting real project work through Three.js DevLogs! First challenge: making doors/windows cut holes through walls in the browser-based home editor Pascal (w/ Aymeric Rabot) 🔗 youtu.be/kiK_kUq09Oo

Three.js DevLog #02: Perfect wall mitering at any angle 📐 Real problems from building Pascal, the browser-based home editor 🏡 🔗 youtu.be/47QSvAh8YIM

Let's continue building our Three.js home builder with Pascal! In this 3rd episode, discover how we solved adding items to the floor, walls & ceiling 🛋️ 👉 youtu.be/D1rh_js5u94

I love 3d maps like this because they’re inherently an abstraction of reality. Unlike 3d scans, the goal isn’t to create a 1:1 mirror world. The goal is to create a stylized distillation down to its visual essence, so you can recognize it effortlessly.

That, for every home, every building.

This is not a video! I prototyped this hero section in v0 with Mapbox, finalized with Cursor and deployed it to Pascal Took far less time to generate than a video and everything is code so whatever changes I just need to prompt it.

Just dropped Pascal Devlog #4 We got our first contract, first contributor, and... I'm rewriting everything! This episode's about horizontal vs vertical development 🔗 youtu.be/eIKbeSvj8hk

Make buildings and infrastructure autonomous

We are coming to solve housework Pascal

Soon the simulation 3D environment will be your own home

Pascal building editor made with Three.js