Bring the plan
A builder's PDF, a CAD file, even a photo of the plan. The computer reads the rooms, the sizes and the doors on its own — nobody redraws anything.
PDF · DXF · DWG · photo
Your customer walks in with a floor plan. They talk it through with the screen on your showroom floor — and walk out with a full, branded design presentation: every room planned, every piece a real product from your own catalogue, every price your own. Your salespeople sell; the computer designs.
One customer, one screen, one sitting — no design team in the back office.
A builder's PDF, a CAD file, even a photo of the plan. The computer reads the rooms, the sizes and the doors on its own — nobody redraws anything.
It asks the questions a good designer asks — who lives there, how they live, what it should feel like, what it may cost — and it never asks the same thing twice.
A chic, branded presentation in your name: room by room, real products with photos and dimensions, and an investment page at your prices. Sent to their phone before they reach the car park.
Every piece in every presentation is chosen from your catalogue by exact rules — size, room, style, budget — not by an AI's imagination. If it isn't in your catalogue at your price, it cannot appear on the page. That's the difference between a design tool you can put in front of a paying customer and a toy.
No integration project, no IT department required.
Ten showrooms, four floors each? That's the point.
Each screen on each floor is enrolled to that floor. Lose a device or a staff member, switch it off from head office in seconds.
Start on the ground floor, scan a code, carry on upstairs. When they leave, the screen wipes clean — the next customer never sees a stranger's home.
Every session is saved with its floor and showroom. See which floors convert, send the presentation to the customer's phone, and follow up with a name and a number — not a guess.
We're onboarding a small number of founding retailers, personally.
Tell us who you are and we'll come back to you with a working demo on your own catalogue — before you pay anything.
This isn't a demo built for a pitch. It was built inside a working interior design business and used on real client projects — real floor plans, real catalogues, real presentations that closed real sales — before it was ever offered to anyone else. What you're plugging your catalogue into is the system we trusted with our own customers first.