Who it is for
No showroom needed to show what you can do
You are at the kitchen table, across from someone who has just walked around a shop with a full showroom. On your tablet sits his own bathroom at true scale, with the products you would actually fit. That is the one thing the showroom cannot do.
What you bring to the table
Six things you can show without a building to show them in.
The walkthrough is your showroom
The floor plan stands up and you walk through it at eye level, on a laptop or on a tablet at the kitchen table. There is nothing to install; it runs in the browser.
The installation drawing is yours to use
The walls turn transparent and water, drain and electrics appear per wall, with the mounting height at every connection point. For you that is not an attachment for somebody else, it is your own preparation.
Your price sits right underneath
Every product in the catalogue carries an article number, a size and a price, and the total runs along as you place things. At the end the quote comes out with the product list on it.
And so does your order list
What you drew comes out as a CSV order list, with article number, quantity and the amount per line. You order what is in the design instead of counting it up again.
He looks at it again at home
You share a view link; it opens without an account and does not expire, so the bathroom is still there the evening he wants to show it to someone. An edit link lets him move things himself for a week.
You are your own back office
Every design hangs under a customer, with the address and photos of the existing room alongside. One screen shows what is with whom, what is waiting on an order and what has been ordered.
The shop with the biggest showroom wins the conversation. Unless the bathroom on the table is the customer's own.
Take it to the kitchen table
Draw the bathroom you are visiting tomorrow and watch what happens at that table. A free account is enough to try it.