Smarter Design. Build-Ready.

A complete, buildable design plan. You receive room-by-room moodboards, detailed decision documentation for every product and finish (with reasoning), photorealistic 3D renders, and a procurement-ready source list with specific products, vendors, SKUs, pricing, and a phased ordering timeline. Everything you need to start building.

Traditional design starts with inspiration and aesthetics, then revisits scope, budget, and feasibility later. This often leads to redesigns, compromises, and cost overruns. Revy inverts the process: scope and budget come first, so every design decision is grounded in reality from the start. Tradeoffs are resolved upfront, not after pricing or construction begins. And it takes minutes, not weeks.

AI visualizers produce beautiful images, but they're not buildable plans. They have no budget awareness, no product specifications, no sourcing details, and no construction logic. Revy doesn't just visualize a room. It decides what goes in it, why, at what cost, and where to buy it. The output is execution-ready, not a conversation starter.

For many renovation projects, Revy provides everything needed to move directly into ordering and construction with a contractor. For more complex or highly bespoke projects, Revy serves as a clear design foundation that a designer can build upon, saving significant time and reducing costs during execution.

Budget is the starting point, not an afterthought. You set your investment range, flexibility, and finish level before any design decisions are made. Every product selection, material choice, and finish recommendation is constrained by your budget, with clear reasoning for how tradeoffs were resolved.

The full experience takes about 7–10 minutes, from defining your project to receiving a complete design plan. Moodboards, decision details, renders, and your source list are generated immediately after you complete the session.

Revy is priced by project scope. A single core room — like a bathroom or kitchen — starts at $749. Adding rooms reduces the per-room cost, and a whole-home plan that covers every room plus whole-home finishes like trim, doors, and paint starts at $2,499. You'll see the exact price based on your selections before you commit. Builders and trade professionals can contact us for partner pricing.

Revy supports bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, living spaces, bedrooms, and whole-home finishes like trim, doors, paint, and architectural details. Start with the rooms that matter most, or go whole-home for a fully coordinated plan.

Revy's design logic, material strategies, and aesthetic frameworks are developed by professional designers. Technology applies that expertise efficiently, consistently, and transparently, removing manual process while preserving taste and quality.

No. Revy is a design decision system. AI supports speed and visualization, but the core value comes from structured design logic, professional judgment, and clear decision-making. Every recommendation has reasoning behind it, not just a model's best guess at what looks good.

Design inefficiency is expensive, even before construction begins. Revy reduces costs by eliminating prolonged discovery phases, preventing redesigns after contractor pricing, reducing change orders from unclear decisions, and removing administrative overhead. Those savings go directly into materials and craftsmanship that add long-term value.

We recommend starting with a whole-home plan — renovation decisions compound, and your bathroom tile, hallway flooring, and trim profiles all need to work together. A whole-home plan ensures everything is coordinated from the start and is the most cost-effective option. If your project is focused on specific rooms, you can start with one, two, or three core rooms and add more anytime. Your pricing adjusts as you expand scope.

Yes — and your contractor will thank you. Revy produces a complete source list with every product specified: vendor, SKU, pricing, and lead times. Your contractor can quote against a defined spec instead of working from vague descriptions. Many contractors offer Revy directly to their clients — ask yours if they're a Revy partner.

Your source list will flag items that need a custom quote — things like custom cabinetry, wood flooring, or shower glass. You or your contractor can add pricing directly in the source list so everything stays in one place.

Revy eliminates the biggest source of delays and change orders: undefined material selections. Your contractor gets a complete spec with every product, finish, and dimension decided before construction starts. No mid-project surprises.

Yes. Your moodboard lets you swap individual products if something isn't right — try a different vanity, switch a faucet finish, or explore alternative tile. Each swap shows you compatible options that work with your other selections, so the design stays coordinated. You can also adjust tile quantities and update custom quotes on your source list at any time.

Your designs are generated instantly. You'll see your moodboard, decision details explaining why each product was selected, photorealistic 3D renders, and your complete source list. From there, you can review, swap products, share with your contractor, and start ordering.

Yes. Your source list can be exported as a CSV with every product, vendor, SKU, and price. You can also invite your contractor to view your project directly in Revy, where they can add quotes for custom items. If your contractor is a Revy partner, they already have dashboard access.

You can swap any product in your moodboard for an alternative that fits your style and budget. Revy shows you why each product was chosen, so if something feels off, you understand the tradeoff and can make an informed change. The design logic adapts — swap one thing and related recommendations adjust to stay coordinated.

Yes. Your project data is private to you and anyone you explicitly invite (like a contractor). Revy does not share your personal information, project details, or design selections with third parties.

No. Revy asks for approximate dimensions where it matters — like vanity width and tile area — but you don't need precise measurements to get started. You can update quantities later, and your contractor can verify dimensions before ordering.