What's New in RackCity AI

The app, the Material List, the Layout PDF and Forky AI in 34 languages, with Hebrew, Arabic and Persian right to left; units, theme, language, numbers, dates, currency and paper size saved to your account and in place on any device; and metric designs that start on round metric numbers with the SEMA and EN 15620 clearance, overhang, flue and lift-off rules built in.

Eleven building features with mezzanine levels — offices, cold rooms racked inside, mezzanines with shelving under and on the deck, stairs, pick/pack, staging and more, on the plan and in the drawing set — a one-step drawing upload that reads the racking your plan shows, and Forky AI answering in the language you type.

Six rack systems on the Free plan — drive-in, push-back, cantilever, carton flow, wide-span shelving and hand-pick levels, each with its own layout engine, elevation, material list and position count — the Layout PDF as a multi-sheet drawing set with elevations, schedules and a title block, and a 3D bay view on Solo and Warehouse Pro.

RackCity AI leaves its free preview and launches plans. A Free plan that stays free; Solo and Warehouse Pro for people who use RackCity AI to do their jobs, with exports, more AI requests and more projects; upgrading and billing built into the app; and an Enterprise offer for rack sales teams. Plus exactly what changes if you've been using RackCity AI already.

Work in metres and millimetres with an EU rack catalog and a Forky AI that answers in your units. Aisles come out at exactly the width you type, with leftover floor shown honestly. And a rebuilt workspace: one header, a panel you can widen, and Ask Forky AI in its own dock.

Get your BOM as an Excel file, find every export under one green button, and files download straight to your computer. The sidebar keeps your project in view, and screens show you they're loading instead of sitting blank.

Ask Forky AI — a conversational AI you can question and iterate with — plus upright-aware bays, variable bay widths, cross tunnels, and versioned cloud projects with named versions.

The first stable release: describe a warehouse in plain English or drop in a building flyer, and get a pallet rack layout, a bill of materials, a pricing summary, and floor-plan drawings — saved to your account.