Two tools for the visual heart of a project: moodboards that agree the direction early, and a render gallery that presents your work the way it was meant to be seen. Both built for how clients react, not for how designers ship.
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Maria L. The floor lamp placement is perfect 馃憣
A calm, gallery-style space built for the way clients actually look at visuals - big images, context for every comment, and a history that doesn't disappear into someone's inbox.
Room-by-room galleries
Group renders by room, by round of revisions, or by concept. Clients always know which batch they're looking at.
Comments pinned to exact pixels
A client clicks the pendant lamp and leaves a comment there. Six weeks later, everyone still knows what the note was about.
Side-by-side revision history
Compare version 3 against version 1 without digging through email. Every iteration stays browsable for the life of the project.
Full-screen presentation mode
Open a render on any screen - phone, tablet, meeting-room TV. Clean UI, no distractions, just the work.
Anna K. Love this direction! Can we try a darker fabric on the sofa?
2mA visual-first space to pin references, palettes and materials, share it with the client, and lock the style direction early - before weeks of design work get unwound by a 'I thought we were going more Scandi' comment.
Drag-and-drop composition
Pull in images from the web, your library, Pinterest exports or the catalogue. Rearrange until the story reads.
Palette and material swatches
Add colour chips and material samples next to reference images. Clients see the palette and the texture in the same frame.
Client reactions, in context
The client marks what they love, what's close, and what they'd reject outright. You know the verdict before concept day.
Versioned direction
Every round of the moodboard is saved. Point back to the agreed direction six weeks later when opinions drift.
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