Site planning

Design the grounds as an operational system.

Place real event infrastructure, build repeatable rows and grids, connect vendors and camping, and give every team the same spatial context.

Top-down operational mapReusable lines, rows, and gridsLinked spaces and assignmentsLayers, measurement, and exports

A site map should do more than look finished.

FestAxis Site Planner connects geometry to the work: vendor spaces, camping, parking, gates, utilities, safety, production, routes, and partner assignments can remain useful after the drawing is complete.

Connected capabilities

A planner built around event geometry.

Operational basemap

A fixed top-down workspace with neutral controls and event context.

Lines and grids

Generate sequential vendor, parking, camping, and crowd-control layouts.

Rotation and orientation

Control angle, side, spacing, alignment, and north-aware geometry.

Layers

Organize infrastructure, public areas, partners, access, safety, and temporary work.

Measure and inspect

Use dimensions, coordinates, properties, and consistent selection behavior.

Connected records

Link spaces and objects to vendors, camping, parking, partners, and operations.

How it works

Draw once. Use the plan throughout the event.

The map moves from design artifact to shared operational context.

  1. 01

    Set the site

    Choose the venue context, map view, boundaries, and working layers.

  2. 02

    Build geometry

    Place infrastructure and generate consistent lines, spaces, rows, and grids.

  3. 03

    Connect records

    Assign vendors, camping, parking, zones, partners, and operational ownership.

  4. 04

    Share and operate

    Publish or export the right view for staff, partners, participants, and field teams.

Turn the site plan into shared operational context.

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