RenderBoard turns a floor plan into a client-ready presentation board. Review detections, develop room views, render, and export, all from one editable project record.
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Inputs and outputs
Works with the plan you already have, as a PDF, PNG or JPEG. Exports persist on the project for download.
Problems
Rendering tools produce pictures. A picture has no rooms, no materials and no cameras, so every change starts from zero and nobody can tell you what it will cost.
A finished render is a flat picture. Move a sofa or swap a floor and the whole thing starts again.
The plan is in one tool, the render in another, the board in a third. Every revision is a round of copy and paste.
Rooms, openings and scale get traced by hand before any design work can start.
Render spend shows up on an invoice, not before you press the button.
Upload a PDF, PNG, or JPEG plan. RenderBoard detects rooms and openings and holds them for your review.
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Accept or reject each detection. Nothing is committed to the project until you say so.
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Develop the room layouts, bind materials and place cameras. Every render is a view of that layout, not a one-off image.
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Change the layout and only the affected views go stale. Re-render those and keep the rest.
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Five rooms detected. Each one waits for a decision.
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Reads the plan with you. For the whole project.
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Ask about the plan in plain words. The assistant reads the project graph, answers with real dimensions, and proposes edits. It never spends credits or changes the layout until you confirm.
Does the living room take a three-seat sofa and a reading chair?
Yes. Living is 24.3 m² with 2 900 mm clear along the north wall. A 2 400 mm sofa leaves 760 mm to the coffee table, and the chair fits by the window.
Swap the floor to oak and re-render only what changed.
Oak bound to living, dining and bedroom. 2 of 4 views are stale. Estimate: 6 credits. Nothing renders until you confirm.
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Detected rooms stay reviewable until you accept or reject them. Scale, labels and openings are yours to confirm before anything is generated.
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Arrange text, materials and rendered views on an editable presentation board, then export a persisted PDF or PNG from the project.
Living
Hero view, 4K. Materials bound to the layout.
Floor
Natural oak
01 · Living · hero
02 · Living · evening03 · Plan · iso
04 · Dining · heroWhy RenderBoard
RenderBoard fits around a designer's review habit instead of replacing it. It reads, you confirm, it renders, you revise. The project record keeps up.
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RenderBoard reads the plan you already have, in the format you already have it.
You confirm rooms and scale before a single render is requested.
DETECTIONS
4 of 5 rooms confirmed
Views are generated from the layout, with a credit estimate shown first.
Change the layout and re-render only what moved. The board stays editable.
Use cases
Turn a client's plan into a reviewed layout and a presentation board in one sitting.
Hand interiors a structured start instead of a flattened export.
Show furnished options for an empty plan before anything is moved.
Keep the plan, the render and the board in one project record the whole team can open.
Place real pieces in a customer's room and present the result on a board.
Produce consistent unit boards from the same plan set.
Learn plan reading, layout and presentation without five subscriptions.
A single workflow that a two-person practice can actually run.
Current boundaries
Supported render and edit actions show a credit estimate before confirmation. The server remains the source of truth for availability and balance changes.
Create a studio account, then confirm which integrations and credit products are available in your environment.
