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Design the house. Follow its money.

RoomViz is a desktop studio that draws the house and a phone app that keeps its accounts, joined by one sign-in.

A three-storey villa as a white model on its base. A three-storey villa as a white model on its base.

From a white model to a finished house.

Studio starts with the house as a white model, then dresses it from its catalogue: walnut and marble, paint and tile, the roof garden and the planting around it. What you choose is what the client sees in 3D and in the renders.

The villa in its finishes, with its garden and trees around it. The villa in its finishes, with its garden and trees around it.

Draw it once. Every drawing follows.

Studio keeps one model of the house: walls, openings, stairs, furniture and lights. The plans, sections, elevations, electrical layout, 3D and schedules are all read from it, so a wall that moves, moves everywhere.

The villa’s three levels lifted apart. The villa’s three levels lifted apart.

Cut it along, then across.

Section A runs the length of the house with every storey’s levels and build-ups. Then a plan cut at 1.4 metres shows each room from above. Both are read from the same model, so they always agree.

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The villa cut along its length, as Section A is drawn. The villa cut along its length, as Section A is drawn.

Every point of power, counted.

The electrical plan places each light and socket with its height and circuit, and lists what the furniture needs. This villa has 36 light points, from the stair’s LED to the pendants over the bar.

Wiring routes: coming to Studio

The villa as a ghost, with the lighting circuits and points on every floor. The villa as a ghost, with the lighting circuits and points on every floor.

Coming to Studio

Water, drains and the pump.

The water, drawn from the same model: a tank and pump on the roof, cold and hot supply to all 18 wet points, and the drain stack down to the street, listed like the electrics.

A tank and pump on the roof, cold and hot water pipes and the drain stack. A tank and pump on the roof, cold and hot water pipes and the drain stack.

Hand it your CAD. The agent does the rest.

Send Studio’s agent your CAD drawing and say what you want. It raises the walls from the plan, places doors and windows, furnishes the rooms from the catalogue, sets cameras, renders, and publishes to the job. It works the whole app as you would, and every step goes into the history, ready to undo.

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The villa finished, after the agent built it from the CAD drawing. The villa finished, after the agent built it from the CAD drawing.

Every cost on the tape, the day it is paid.

The app keeps each job’s ledger: costs with their invoice photos, the client’s payments, your percentage, what each partner holds. It works in Arabic and English, and offline on site: entries wait and go when there is signal.

The villa finished, after the agent built it from the CAD drawing. The villa finished, after the agent built it from the CAD drawing.
New cost: 3 × 450 = 1,350 EGP with the 12% worked out, and the invoice photo.
Costs: the tape, day by day, with the amount and the percentage on each line.
  • Type the amount on a keypad that does sums: 3 × 450.
  • Photograph the invoice; it stays with the cost.
  • See who owes whom, in red or blue, never a bare minus.
  • Four roles: owner, manager, contributor, monitor.
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The client sees a statement, not your books.

Send your client a view-only link. It needs no account and no password, can open with a PIN, and shows only what you switch on: the percentage on each cost, vendors, invoice pictures, questions, and from Studio, the drawings you mark “Client sees”.

What the client sees
The villa finished, after the agent built it from the CAD drawing. The villa finished, after the agent built it from the CAD drawing.
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The client’s statement on a computer: the balance, costs, percentage and what they paid, with the balance over the months.
The client link’s options: each switch says what the client will see.

One button joins the two.

When a set of drawings is ready, Studio shows what changed since the last release. You approve it, and it lands in the project on app.roomviz.net as release R-n, which never changes. The team sees it at once; the client sees only what you mark. Nothing new reaches the client until you choose.

The villa finished, after the agent built it from the CAD drawing. The villa finished, after the agent built it from the CAD drawing.
Diagram: publishing from Studio to the app RoomViz Studio Your model, on your computer Publish Preview What changed since the last release, and the sizes Approve The project on app.roomviz.net Release R-7 Plans Electrical Sections, elevations 3D model Renders Schedules Your team Owner, manager, contributor and monitor: everyone sees Design Your client A view-only link that shows only what you mark “Client sees” Diagram: publishing from Studio to the app RoomViz Studio Your model, on your computer Publish Preview What changed since the last release, and the sizes Approve The project on app.roomviz.net Release R-7 Plans Electrical Sections, elevations 3D model Renders Schedules Your team Owner, manager,contributor andmonitor: everyonesees Design Your client A view-only linkthat shows onlywhat you mark“Client sees”

How to publish

For the people who build.

The villa finished, after the agent built it from the CAD drawing. The villa finished, after the agent built it from the CAD drawing.
WhoWhat they do in RoomVizUses
Architects and interior designersDraw in Studio, publish to the job, and answer the client’s questions on each drawing.Studio and the app
Developers and contractorsKeep every cost with its invoice, ask for the next payment on time, and see the percentage you earn.The app
Site partnersRecord what you pay from your own pocket, see what you hold and are owed, and open the latest drawings on site.The app

Clients need no account: they open a link.

Early access is free.

Studio for Windows, the app on any phone. One account for both.