RenoBrief AI

Homeowners who look at a room and wonder what it would cost to change it typically have only a vague idea and no easy way to turn that into something concrete. Without a shared reference, it is hard to align with a partner on design direction or to give a contractor enough specifics to quote against. The text frames this directly: people have 'stood in their living room and said, I think we could change this - but how much would it cost?' Turning that instinct into a design direction, materials list, and budget range normally requires design expertise or a paid consultation before any contractor is even involved.

RenoBrief AI lets a user upload a photo of a room or exterior, choose a style (Modern, Japandi, Minimalist, Farmhouse, or Quiet Luxury) and a budget mode (Refresh, Remodel, or Renovate), and add notes about what should change. It returns a redesigned image alongside a one-page renovation brief containing a design direction, a materials list, a budget range, and contractor notes covering things like electrical, plumbing, and subfloor considerations. The product spans three tool paths, Interior Remodel, Exterior Remodel, and a Floor Plan Generator that returns a dimensioned plan with room labels and a feasibility note. Every generation produces the same artifact format, a brief meant to be saved, shared, or handed directly to a contractor, and the company is explicit that the output is a planning concept rather than a stamped construction document.