For interior designers, architects and studios
Work with your clients and team: discuss materials, keep track of approvals, plan tasks and manage procurement.
Explore sample projects, a team, conversations and approvals.
Use your browser or get the app.
Your project, from start to finish
Share a brief with your client. Collect their preferences, rooms and references, then use their answers to prepare project requirements.
Household
Two adults and a daughter, age 6
A desk by the window, book storage and a kitchen for family dinners.
Discuss projects in chat, send materials for approval and mark up images. Each approval keeps the person's name and timestamp.
Anna, I've updated the living room selection. Please take a look.
Living room conceptAssign tasks and deadlines. Track items, prices and purchasing statuses. Export estimates and procurement lists to Excel.
Upholstered furniture
Record progress with photos and notes. Keep files and documents in project folders and create a PDF report.
The living room walls are being levelled. Next: check socket positions before electrical work begins.
Invite colleagues and contractors, set roles and project access. Client access is included in the designer's plan.
Plans for independent designers and teams. Choose the project, member and storage limits you need. Client access is included.
For your first project
No time limit
For an active practice
Billed monthly
When you work together
Billed monthly
In Roomix the conversation is tied to the project. The client approves materials and leaves notes right on the images, while you keep tasks, estimates and procurement in the same place. You no longer collect decisions from chats, spreadsheets and folders.
Invite your client by email. They open the link from the invitation and join the project. No separate subscription is needed: client access is already included in your plan, the free one too.
Not necessarily. Roomix works in the browser on desktop and mobile. For phone work you can install the app from the App Store or Google Play and sign in with the same account.
When the client taps «Approve», the project keeps their name, the date, the time and the record of the approval. The discussion and the notes stay next to it, so you can always come back to the decision.
Briefs, project requirements, estimates, procurement lists and reports from every section of the project. Estimates and procurement lists export to Excel, briefs to DOCX, reports to PDF. Which exports are available depends on your plan.
Yes. In a studio you assign roles to colleagues and connect them to the projects they need. For a contractor you can create a separate subproject with its own chat, stages and files, without opening the main project.
A nod in chat is not approval. We break down the four conditions that turn a client's 'looks good' into a legally significant document.
A 47-question briefing template with explanations of why each one matters. Six blocks that prevent most of the revisions you would otherwise face.