Every change the client asked for, and when they asked.
Clients comment directly on objects. You answer with a new version. Every version keeps its render, board and BOQ, so nobody argues about what was agreed.
Four moves, start to finish.
The same flow on a single bedroom or a 40-room office floor.
Client comments
Comments arrive pinned to the exact object in the room, from the walkthrough link.
Team resolves
Assign comments to a designer, make the change, mark it done.
Publish a version
Save as Version 3 with a short note. Render, board and BOQ are captured together.
Client approves
The approval is logged against that version and visible to the whole team.
How changes stay under control
Object comments
No more circled screenshots. Each comment is tied to a sofa, a wall or a light.
Versions
A clean history of the room with notes on what changed and why.
Compare
Slide between two versions of a render and see the BOQ difference beside it.
Assign
Route comments to the right designer and track what is still open.
Revision limits
Set included revision rounds per project and see when extra rounds begin.
Approvals
Timestamped sign-off you can attach to invoices and work orders.
Ending the fifth revision round
A studio includes two revision rounds per room in its fee. Before, it rarely knew which round it was in.
Initial design shared. Six comments on lighting and rug.
All six resolved. Client asks for a different sofa.
Sofa changed, total down by ₹50K. Approved.
A new request arrives on V3 and is marked as an extra round.
The details, on one sheet.
Available on every plan unless noted on the pricing page.
About Design Revisions
Can clients see internal team comments?
No. Internal threads are separate from client comments and never appear on the walkthrough.
Can I roll back to an older version?
Yes. Any version can be restored as the current design, and the history keeps both.
Does it work for several decision makers?
Each commenter can add a name, and you can choose who is allowed to approve.
Are approvals legally binding?
Approvals are timestamped records that help you document agreement. Your contract with the client defines what they mean.
Fewer rounds. Clearer yeses.
Start with five rooms and see your first client comments land on the right object.
- 5 full renders, no card needed
- Floor plan to 3D included
- Keep everything you make