Private beta · room planning

Turn a room brief and real budget into a practical first plan.

Structured room planning combines room type, style direction, budget, and optional photo-derived signals into a first plan you can review. AI-assisted concepts are the product direction; current guidance remains rule-based and transparent.

Transparent rulesNo accountRaw image not retained
Concept workspace Sample concept
Bright living room sample illustrating the Calviro planning workflow
User-provided inputsRoom: Living room · Style: Warm modern
The Calviro method01—03

A first room plan that shows its work.

The prototype keeps the input, the planning direction, and the budget on one inspectable path—then names the decisions that still belong to you.

Sample outputWarm modern / Living room$3,200 working budget
01 · Circulation

Keep the primary seating path open and orient the anchor piece toward the room’s focal point.

02 · Material direction

Use warm wood, restrained contrast, and one tactile accent rather than competing finishes.

03 · Budget shape

48% seating · 35% rug & storage · 17% lighting

What to confirm next
MeasurementsDaylightMaterial fitAvailability
01
Give it context

Describe one room clearly.

Choose the room, a bounded style direction, a working budget, and optionally a current photo.

02
Read basic image properties

Use the photo as a signal, not a fantasy.

Calviro reads photo resolution, orientation, average color, and brightness without claiming room measurements or geometry.

03
Make the next decision

See where the budget has to work.

Three category allocations add back to the amount entered, alongside practical layout and verification notes.

Designed around real decisions

For the room you live in—then the workflows around it.

The private beta starts with the person making an early furniture decision. Designer and retailer paths stay intentionally narrower until those workflows are operational.

Start with your room
Primary use

Renters & homeowners

Turn a style preference and a real budget into a disciplined starting point before shopping.

Professional use

Independent designers

Use a repeatable intake and transparent first-pass structure for early client conversations.

Future integration

Furniture teams

Evaluate a category-level API direction without implying a live catalog, inventory, or checkout today.

Private beta

Bring one room, one style, and one real budget.

Build a transparent first pass, then measure and verify before you buy.

Start a room plan