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Everything a remodeling sales team needs to close in one visit.

RENO isn't just a photo filter. It's the visualization, the real pricing, the quote, and the pipeline behind it — one tool, used live in the room.

1

AI visualization

Real, photorealistic renders generated from the customer's own bathroom or kitchen photo — not a stock image, not a generic style filter.

  • Two photo angles per room, each art-directed independently — a request like "add a rain shower head" only ever applies to the angle that actually shows the shower.
  • Three scope-locked tiers per room (Essential Refresh, Full Remodel, Luxury Remodel), each restricted to its own real scope of work — a tier that doesn't include a new vanity is instructed to leave the existing one alone.
  • Photo-aware pricing and rendering: if a photo only shows the shower, pricing and the render only ever reflect the shower — never a guess at a vanity or floor that isn't provably in frame.
  • Automatic fallback to a second AI provider if the primary is unavailable, with a clear on-screen notice — a presentation never just breaks mid-pitch.
  • A render takes about 30 seconds, so you can adjust the look live while you're both still standing in the room.
AI-rendered Luxury Remodel of the same kitchen Original, unrenovated kitchen photo
Original Luxury Remodel
2

Real catalog & pricing

Every finish shown is tied to a real, named product — not a "premium finish" placeholder you have to reverse-engineer later. And every dollar in the quote is a real dollar, not one lump sum guessing at what's inside it.

  • Real brand, model number, and a real price on every finish option — including the standard pick, not just the upgrades — for both bathroom and kitchen catalogs.
  • Set your own real installed rate for tile, backsplash, countertop, paint, and demo — the quote uses the customer's actual measurements from that specific job instead of a flat, one-size-fits-all number.
  • Break "base price" into as many cost lines as you want — labor, permits, whatever your business actually itemizes — instead of one opaque figure.
  • Kitchen pricing scales with the room's actual measured size when it's captured, not just a small/medium/large guess.
  • An honest, advertised price range for each tier — derived from the real finish prices underneath it, never a hand-typed number that can drift out of sync.
  • An exact, itemized total the moment finishes are picked, plus a live financing estimate (monthly payment) shown right next to it.
3

Quoting & closing

Everything needed to get a signature before you've left the driveway.

  • A one-click, branded PDF quote — your logo, your accent color, the customer's exact photo and finish selections.
  • A price override for negotiating a real number on the spot, with an optional reason kept for your own record — the quote reflects what you actually agreed to, not just the calculator's output.
  • A private, unguessable link the customer keeps to revisit their exact rendered options and redownload their quote later — no account required on their end.
4

Lead & pipeline management

What happens between visits matters as much as the visit itself.

  • A home dashboard with real numbers: pipeline value, close rate, won revenue, and a breakdown by status and room type.
  • Every lead shows a real dollar value from the moment a tier is picked — an estimate before a full quote exists, exact once it does.
  • A timestamped communication log per customer — texts, calls, emails, notes — so follow-up history isn't scattered across someone's phone.
  • Appointment scheduling that pre-fills the real intake form with whatever was learned on the call, so nothing gets retyped when you actually show up.
5

Team & multi-location

Built for one closer today, ready for a whole crew later.

  • Manager and rep roles — a manager sees the whole team's pipeline, a rep sees their own.
  • Plans that scale from a single closer to multiple crews, with seat and monthly presentation limits that match.
  • Per-account branding — your logo, company name, and accent color show up everywhere a customer sees, including their PDF quote.
6

Post-win purchasing

Once a job is marked Won, the guesswork ends.

  • A real purchase list generated from the customer's exact finish selections — the exact products to buy, not a vague recollection of what was quoted.
  • A supplier search link on every item, so ordering doesn't start with a trip to go figure out what you sold.

Built to not oversell

The same discipline that makes a render trustworthy also protects you from promising something you can't build.

Scope-locked renders

Every render is generated against that specific price tier's real scope — a tier that doesn't sell shower work is instructed to leave the shower untouched, and any customer request that would violate that gets filtered out before it ever reaches the AI model.

Real catalog, not a mood board

Every finish shown is matched to a real, sourced product — brand, color, and model number. Once a job is won, you get an exact purchase list, not a vague "premium finish" to reverse-engineer at the store.

Photo-aware pricing

If a photo only shows the shower and not the rest of the bathroom, pricing and the render only ever reflect what's actually shown in that photo — never a guess at what else might be there.