Upload the floor plan, place audio, video and lighting, and show your client how the room will look and sound, with the quote and the report ready to hand over.
14 days of full access at no cost. Then USD $70 per month, or $1,200 MXN per month in Mexico (VAT included).
Clients can’t picture how a 7.2.4 system sounds or how a 160" screen looks from the second row. If they can’t see it, they compare prices.
The head in the front row blocks the image. The projector sits outside its throw range. A speaker fires into a wall. Fixing it after installation costs the project’s margin.
A spreadsheet for audio, another program for lighting, the architect’s CAD and the quote in Excel. Any change means redoing all of it.
One plan, one catalog and one 3D model feed the simulation, the render, the quote and the report. Swap a speaker and everything updates.
The images on this page are screenshots of the platform, shown in its Spanish interface, working on a real 58.5 m² (630 sq ft) home theater with a 14.4.1 system and a 160" screen.
Start with the plan the architect already sent you. AutoCAD files come in at exact scale with their layers, no calibration needed.
Drag equipment from the project list or the full catalog. Each piece arrives with its real dimensions and specifications.
The plan raises itself into 3D with walls, finishes, seating and equipment. Frame the view and request a photorealistic render.
A section along the screen axis tells you, row by row, whether everyone sees the full image and whether the projector beam clears every head.
Place luminaires with their beam angle and color temperature, and read the lux level anywhere on the plan.
What you see in the render is what the acoustics hear. Every texture carries its absorption coefficient per band.
Speakers, amplifiers, processors, projectors, screens, luminaires, control and seating, each with its spec sheet.
The bill of materials comes straight from the plan. Add prices and you have the quote without typing anything twice.
This is what changes the conversation with the client and the architect: seeing why a speaker goes where it goes and what each panel does.
Hover over the plan and read the decibels per band at that point. Move a speaker and the map recalculates.
The copilot analyzes all the technical and acoustic information in the project, from each speaker’s directivity to the room’s RT60, and proposes the configuration that best reaches the target you set.
Desired level in the listening area, uniformity, and coverage within ±3 dB, each weighted the way you want.
It adjusts gain, tilt and height for each speaker, on the direct field or with the full room. In this theater it evaluated 6,504 configurations in 1.9 seconds.
It respects each speaker’s maximum SPL with a safety margin and avoids left/right asymmetries.
Compare before and after. If you like the proposal, it is applied to the project in one click.
A recommended-configuration PDF, ready for the technician calibrating on site.
This is a design prediction: final calibration is done by measuring on site.
Presentation mode opens the project full screen and walks through the room in chapters: the space, audio, video, lighting, acoustics and summary.
With your logo, not ours. The client version leaves out the technical review, costs and internal notes.
Cover, plan, room and finishes, audio, acoustics, panels, video, lighting, equipment and pricing. You choose the sections and the 3D images for each one.
In dollars or pesos, as a PDF for the client and in Excel for your operation, with an internal version that keeps cost and margin.
Photorealistic images generated from your own 3D framing and a video that walks through the room, ready for a message or the meeting.
The same order you already work in, without jumping between programs.
PDF, image or AutoCAD. Trace the room and set heights.
Drag it from the catalog. Assign finishes and panels.
Check coverage, sightlines, lux and RT60 until everything passes.
Open the presentation in front of the client and send the PDF and quote.
You start with 14 days free and full access. After that, a flat fee per month or per year: the annual plan costs eleven months and you use twelve.
The first 14 days are free. After that, billed monthly in Mexican pesos.
Start 14 days freePhotorealistic AI renders are generated with your own Higgsfield account and billed there, around USD 0.08 per 2K image. Everything else is covered by the fee.
No. Studio runs in the browser and your projects are saved in the cloud, so you can open them at the office, on site or in front of the client.
PDF, image and AutoCAD in DWG or DXF. AutoCAD plans come in with exact dimensions and layers. With a PDF or image you calibrate the scale by marking a known measurement.
No. The example on this page is a theater, but the same workflow applies to residences, boardrooms, restaurants, auditoriums and any space with audio, video or lighting.
Yes. Besides the included catalog you can add your own products with their spec sheets, or import a quote you already have in PDF, Excel or CSV and turn it into the project list.
Yours. Upload your logo once and it appears on the report, the project PDF, the presentation and the quote.
Calculations start from each manufacturer’s published specifications and the absorption coefficients of the materials. The catalog separates data backed by a spec sheet from data still to be verified. It is a design and sales tool: final on-site calibration remains the integrator’s job.
For 14 days you use the full platform at no cost, with your own plans and projects. When it ends, you choose the monthly or annual plan to keep working.
You pay for eleven months and use twelve: USD $770 per year with no VAT charged, or $13,200 MXN per year in Mexico, VAT included.
Your next project can be sold with a floor plan or with an experience.