From a pencil sketch to a wardrobe your client spins on their phone.

Snap the sketch, and in about 2 minutes* your client gets a link to their wardrobe, at your measurements, no guessing. They spin it, open the doors and approve it, before you've cut a single board.

* From the sketch photo to the client link. If a measurement is missing, we ask you, which takes a moment longer.

Hand sketch of the wardrobe
3D visualization of the same wardrobe with dimension lines
Mood image of the same wardrobe
The sketch3D
~2
MIN*
The fourth stepSee it in your homeAugmented reality (AR): your client places the furniture in their own room, true to size, through the phone camera

Your numbers. Not ours.

Every measurement in the 3D comes from your sketch. We don't make anything up, and if a number's missing, we ask.

  • Missing a number? We ask. We never guess.
  • From paper, an email, a cut sheet or a few photos.
  • Wardrobes, TV walls, walk-in closets and kitchens.
Open question

The sketch gives the width and height, but no depth. How deep is the wardrobe?

Let your designmake an impression

With one link your client can check the details and see the wardrobe in their own room. Your sketch becomes a model they can spin, open and place in their room. What was clear in your head is now clear to them too.

Open a sample wardrobe

Pay per project.

2 free trial projects, no card needed. Then from ₪23.98 per project + VAT, no subscription.
One project = one client order of any size: sketch reading, 3D, 3 mood images, AR and sending to your client.

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One link. No app, no sign-up

What your client gets

You send your client a link on WhatsApp. They open it on their phone and see their furniture, step by step:

  1. 1From your sketch

    It all starts with the sketch you drew and the measurements you wrote. No redrawing, no guessing: if a measurement is missing, we ask you.

  2. 23D at true size

    The piece exactly as it will be built. Your client turns it, zooms in, opens the doors and sees every measurement. What was clear in your head is now clear to them.

  3. 3A realistic image

    A mood image of the piece in a styled room, with light and materials, so they can feel how it will look at home. The 3D model stays the binding document.

  4. 4In their own home (AR)

    Augmented reality: your client opens the phone camera, points it at a corner of the room, and the piece stands there at full size. They can walk around it, get close and see how it sits by the wall, the window and the sofa, as if it were already home.

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