Sprinklers & coverage
See where the heads sit, how their spray overlaps, and where water may fall outside the lawn.
A little planning. A greener lawn.
A watering plan
that fits
your lawn.
Draw your lawn, add your water supply, and explore a sprinkler layout with zones and pipe routes. Know what goes where before you start digging.
No account needed Start with a sample lawn
A small backyard
Big picture. Every sprinkler.
Overlapping spray areas help you see how the lawn is covered.
An illustration, not a calculated design.Your lawn shapeStraight edges, corners, and curves.
Your water supplyPressure and flow, part of the plan.
A clearer next stepA layout you can inspect and refine.
From patch of grass to plan
Start with your lawn.
Build from there.
You bring the measurements.
Gazonator helps put the pieces together.
- 01
Draw your lawn
Start with the sample rectangle or draw your own outline. Set the dimensions and mark where your water supply connects.
Begin in the Lawn Plan tab - 02
Add your water supply
In the Realistic tab, choose sprinkler products and enter your pressure and flow measurements. Set the limits that matter to your garden.
The water supply guide walks you through it - 03
Explore your design
Generate a layout, then review sprinkler coverage, watering zones, pipe routes, and the materials estimate. Check the warnings and refine your inputs.
Review before you build
More than dots on a lawn
See how it all
comes together.
A useful plan connects the sprinklers to the water behind them. Gazonator helps you see the layout, understand the trade-offs, and spot what needs a closer look.
Explore the plannerZones & pipe routes
Explore how sprinklers are grouped and connected, with pressure and flow checks based on your inputs.
Materials & things to check
Review a planning materials list, estimated costs, and design warnings before deciding what to buy.
A good start goes a long way
Bring a few measurements.
Leave the guesswork behind.
You can explore the editor straight away. For a design based on your own garden, have these details ready.
A larger screen makes drawing and reviewing your layout easier.
Lawn dimensions
The outline and side lengths, measured in metres.
Water connection
Where the supply sits relative to your lawn.
Pressure and flow
Measured readings for your supply. The in-app guide explains what to enter.
Before you dig in
Good questions.
A few things to know
before your first design.
Who is Gazonator for?
Homeowners planning lawn irrigation and irrigation professionals exploring a layout. You can draw a lawn, try design settings, and inspect the results before working through the installation details.
Do I need an account?
No. Open the planner and start with the sample lawn, or draw your own. There is no sign-up step.
Can I start without pressure measurements?
Yes, you can draw your lawn and explore the controls. The Realistic workflow also supports estimated supply information, but unmeasured inputs limit confidence in the result. Use measured pressure and flow to review a design for your property.
Is the result ready to install?
Gazonator is an early-access planning tool. A generated design may have warnings, and costs may use placeholder prices. Check the assumptions, product specifications, and site conditions with an irrigation professional before buying parts or installing a system.
Will my work be saved automatically?
No. Keep the editor open while you work. The toolbar’s Save project button downloads your lawn geometry and basic optimisation settings and results; Load project reopens that file. Realistic-design settings and results are not yet included in saved projects.
Your next garden project starts here