| 1 month | Age |
|---|---|
| 10 days ago | Updated |
| 5.0.0 | Version |
| Sept. 29, 2026 | Release date |
| 4 | Ratings |
| 61Mb | Size |
See the room before you spend a dollar.
Visualizer turns one photo of a room into a finished design made from real products you can buy today, priced and totaled against your budget. Photograph the space, say how much you want to change and what you have to spend, and in about a minute and a half the app draws the new room onto your own photo and lists every product in it, with the retailer, the quantity and the price.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Photograph the room, or the outside of a house, or pick a photo you already took.
2. Choose how much should change: a refresh, a remodel or a gut.
3. Set your materials budget.
4. Answer two quick questions about color and style.
5. Watch the design take shape: each search, each product as it is priced, then the picture.
6. Save it to a board, or make another option from the same photo and compare them side by side.
REAL PRODUCTS, REAL PRICES
Flooring, paint, lighting, furniture, rugs and fixtures. Every item in the picture is a product on sale now, with a link to the retailer's page. The total is tallied as the list grows, so you can see what fits your budget and what does not. Prices appear on the picture itself; tap Prices to show them again.
FOR THE TRADES AND FOR HOMEOWNERS
Flooring, painting, kitchen and bath, landscaping and general contracting pros use it to show a client what a budget buys. Homeowners use it to decide what to do with a room before calling anyone.
NO ACCOUNT NEEDED
Open the app and start. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to log into. Your boards stay on your phone.
HONEST ABOUT WHAT IT IS
Designs are illustrations, not construction documents or a quote. Prices are what the retailers' pages showed at the time and can change, so confirm materials, measurements and prices before you order. Your photo, budget and answers are sent through our server to OpenAI, a third-party AI service, to create the picture and find the products. The app tells you this and asks before your first photo is sent. Product links open the retailer's site in your browser.