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Save many nice rooms from social apps, marketplaces and brand sites.
Upload a room photo, a floor plan or a short prompt. The app creates an editable 3D room so users can change products, check price and share the plan.
Muhan demonstrates in a real living room: scan the space by phone, let the system understand the room structure, then generate several different furnishing directions.
They do want to buy, but after seeing many images they still do not know whether it will look good at home, what to buy or how much it costs.
Save many nice rooms from social apps, marketplaces and brand sites.
Ask family, designers and stores with floor plans, room photos or measurements.
Style, products, budget and alternatives are scattered across chats and saved folders.
Customers are unsure about size, matching and price, so even a liked product feels risky.
They see someone else’s room, not their own.
Ordinary users struggle to model, place furniture and tune materials.
Beautiful images rarely explain which products were used or how much they cost.
Choose a layout, upload a floor plan, sketch a room or scan it into 3D.
Type text, send images or voice, for example: “I want a soft cream living room.” AI proposes a design.
Move furniture, change colors and materials, or delete what you do not like.
Apply a favorite style to your own room, then adjust by size and budget.
The system lists used products, estimated cost and replacement options.
Plans can be saved, shared or continued in store.
Users bring a real room into the app, then describe style, budget and preferences. After AI creates the first plan, they can swap products, adjust layout, save the list and share it.
The app lets users choose image-to-3D or image-to-room. After uploading a floor plan, it identifies rooms and creates a labeled 3D layout.
Users do not need drawing skills. After a style prompt, AI places furniture and produces an editable bedroom or whole-home plan.
AI can ask follow-up placement questions. Users can choose A/B/C/D options or say a bed does not fit. Design becomes an iterative conversation.
After confirming the plan, users can review product lists, prices and QR codes for each room, then share the same space plan with family, sales teams or continue buying.
After scanning a real bedroom, the system can add bed, cabinets, decor and storage. The generated plan can be shared by link.
Users can send an image, video or sentence. The system generates styles and layouts, then replaces items with real catalog products.