The money side of your studio, finally calm
Four tools that turn estimates, sourcing, and product hunts from the slowest part of your week into the smoothest. Clip products from any store, build a private library, price as you go, and hand your client an estimate that looks like a project - not a spreadsheet.
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Sofa "Nord"
4 900 zł
Armchair "Laze"
2 400 zł
Dining Chair
850 zł
Basin Mixer
690 zł
An estimate that looks like part of the project, not paperwork
Swap the 40-row spreadsheet for a visual breakdown that reads like a well-designed product page. Photos, prices, context, and one-click approval on every line.
Photo. Price. Decision.
Every line in the estimate looks like a product card in a shop - with a photo, price, source link, and room. Your client decides by looking at the product, not its name in a cell.
Approve, reject, ask for alternative
Three buttons on every item. Your client decides in real time - you know instantly, no digging through email
Designer and client views
You see internal notes. Your client sees a clean, branded estimate. Same source of truth.
Works from the catalogue and the browser add-on
Pull saved products from your library or grab a new one from any online store with one click - no retyping prices or hunting down images.
Shop anywhere. The project captures it for you.
A one-click capture tool that reads any store page and pulls the name, price, image, link and manufacturer straight into the project you're working on - no copy, no paste, no second monitor.
Works on any store, not a curated list
The extension reads the page structure of any shop - not a handful of supported retailers. If you can buy from it, you can capture from it.
Captures every field you need
Name, price, currency, image, source link, manufacturer and category - not just the title and URL.
Route to the right place, every time
Save straight into a specific room's estimate, the shopping list, or your long-term product catalogue. Pick once, the extension remembers.
Flowerpot VP1 - pendant lamp &tradition
€263
InteriooFlowerpot VP1
€263
pc
Lighting
NAP
Your studio's library - build it once, use it forever
A private catalogue of every product, material and supplier you've ever specified, filterable by manufacturer, style, room, tag or price. Two clicks from any estimate. Reusable across every project you'll ever run.
Fed by the browser add-on
Every product you capture while shopping lands in the catalogue automatically - building your library as a side-effect of doing the work.
Rich, structured entries
Not just a name and a price - dimensions, materials, manufacturer, supplier link, tags. Data you'll actually query later.
Filter by anything that matters
'Under €200, mid-century, dining chair, in stock' returns four products in two seconds. No more scrolling through an image folder.
Shared across the studio
The whole team draws from the same catalogue. New hires get a year of specification knowledge on day one.
Woo
Maina
Flowerpot VP1
When a client wants 'something else', you already know what and where
Clients request swaps directly on the specific item they want changed. Every request arrives with the context, the reason and a task waiting for you - no more deciphering 'can you find something like that but cheaper?' three days late.
Request tied to the exact item
The client clicks the lamp, the chair, the tile and asks for a swap. No ambiguity, no 'which one?' back-and-forth.
Structured reason + price target
Clients specify why (too expensive / wrong style / wrong size) and what they'd like instead (cheaper / darker / smaller). You get a proper brief, not a vague hint.
Becomes a task automatically
The request lands as a task in your queue, linked to the item it came from. Nothing gets forgotten in the email sludge.
Propose two or three options back
Respond with multiple options in one go. The client picks one, the estimate updates itself, everyone moves on.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. You build the estimate from product line items instead of cells - with your own categories and sections, and PDF or spreadsheet (CSV/Excel) export if you still need a file. The difference is that your client gets the estimate as a page to review, not an attachment to dig out of an email.
The estimate is the version for decisions: it shows the scope and the budget your client signs off on. The shopping list is the working version: what you actually buy, where, and for how much. In Interioo these are the same set of line items seen from two sides, so you are not maintaining two separate files.
Yes. The client reviews the estimate in the client portal and approves it in one click. You can also request a choice between alternatives when you want to leave the decision between product options to them.
Yes. The browser extension saves a line item - name, price, image and link - from any page straight into the estimate or into your product catalogue. You can re-check the price at the supplier later and update it in one click.
Yes. You mark items as bought and record the real price and purchase date, so planned budget and actual spend sit side by side. Attach a receipt or invoice to any line item, and download the whole purchase documentation in bulk.
What if running the project felt as good as designing it?
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