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Renovation tools for property agents

Show buyers what a home could become.

Upload the listing photos, create renovation options and share the ones you approve.

See how it works
Upload
Listing photos
Create
Renovation concepts
Share
Private buyer page

12B The Sail

Primary bedroom

Ready to share
A bedroom before and after a possible renovation

Before and after

Compare the current room with the renovation concept.

How it works
Photo
Original included
Concept
Warm modern
Review
Approved by agent

Original included

Buyers can always see the listing photo beside the renovation concept.

Approved by you

Nothing is shared until an agent has reviewed and selected it.

Simple buyer view

The buyer sees the property, the ideas and a clear way to contact you.

One place for each property

Everything stays with the listing.

Keep the photos, renovation brief, approved concepts, report and buyer links together.

01

Original photos

Keep the real room in view

Every renovation concept stays beside the listing photo it came from, so buyers can compare the two.

02

Agent review

Choose what represents the property

Try different directions, reject weak results and approve only the concepts you would show a client.

03

Private sharing

Send one clear buyer page

Share approved comparisons, short videos and your contact details in a link you can replace or revoke.

Three steps

From listing photo to buyer page.

Upload photos, create concepts, review them and share a private presentation.

Concepts are illustrative images, not renovation plans, quotes or guarantees.

See each step
  1. Add the listing photos

    Create the property, upload the useful room photos and add a short renovation brief.

    01
  2. Create and compare

    Generate a few directions, compare each one with the original and keep the strongest result.

    02
  3. Review and share

    Check the report, choose what the buyer will see and send a private link when it is ready.

    03

Your next listing

Show the potential without hiding the property.

See how it works