Design that actually gets built

A chatbot gives you a picture.HomeHelp gives you a project.

Homeowners already generate renders and email them to pros. Here's what that process costs everyone — and what changes when the design, the measurements, and the people all live in one place.

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The process, side by side

Same project. Two very different amounts of friction.

Typical process today

1Homeowner describes the room to a chatbot and gets a generic render.
2They print it or email a screenshot to a designer or contractor.
3The pro guesses at scale, finishes, and what already exists in the room.
4Options pile up across texts, emails, and camera rolls.
5Someone re-types everything into an estimate.
6Nobody can tell which version was approved.

With HomeHelp.ai

1Homeowner uploads real photos of the actual room into a project.
2Measurements are estimated from the photo or entered once.
3Multiple design options generate side by side, versioned in the project.
4Designer and contractor are invited to the same project — no forwarding.
5Comments and approvals happen on the image, in context.
6The approved option becomes the scope for the estimate and the home record.

Where a general chatbot stops

Capability

HomeHelp

Chatbot

Knows your room type, photos, and measurements

Renders stay in one shared project, not a chat log

Homeowner, designer, and contractor see the same file

Design options tracked as versions you can compare

Turns a render into a scoped, priced project

Connects you to verified local pros

Keeps receipts, warranties, and paint colors with the home

Free to try

What the extra context actually buys you

Grounded in the real room

Photos and measurements mean renders respect the actual geometry — not a stock room that looks nothing like yours.

One project, not a chat log

Every render, note, quote, and receipt lives with the project and stays with the home after the job is done.

Everyone in the same place

Invite a designer, a contractor, or a second decision-maker. No printing, no forwarding, no version confusion.

Feedback on the image

Comments and approvals attach to the specific design option, so the pro knows exactly what was chosen.

From render to real work

The approved design becomes a scope a verified pro can price and build — the step a chatbot can't take.

Fewer revision cycles

Contractors spend less time interpreting screenshots and more time quoting the job accurately.

So who pays?

The pros earning revenue from the project carry the cost. Homeowners start free, and any paid participant can invite the rest of the team.

Homeowner

Free to start

Upload photos, generate design options, and invite pros. Upgrade for home management, records, and unlimited renders.

Designer

Paid seat

Generate client-ready options at volume, present versions, and collect feedback in one place.

Contractor

Paid plan

Get design-clarified leads, quote from an approved scope, and keep the client aligned through the build.

Common questions

Why not just use ChatGPT to design my room?

A general chatbot doesn't know your room's dimensions, existing finishes, or who else is involved. HomeHelp.ai grounds designs in your actual photos and measurements, then keeps every option, comment, and approval in one shared project a designer or contractor can act on.

Who pays when a homeowner, designer, and contractor are all in the project?

Homeowners can start free and stay free for core project creation, design, and invitations. Designers and contractors pay for their professional plans because they are the ones earning revenue from the project. If a homeowner starts the project, they can invite the designer and contractor at no charge to themselves — each professional brings their own paid seat.

Can a homeowner invite their own designer and contractor to join a project?

Yes. When a homeowner starts a project, they can invite any designer or contractor by email or SMS. The invited professional joins the project under their own paid plan, so the homeowner is not billed for the invitation. This keeps the project in one shared workspace where everyone sees the same designs, measurements, and decisions.

Can I share designs with my contractor without them creating an account?

Yes. You can share a project link for viewing. To comment, upload, or quote, they'll create a free account and join the project.

Try it on a real room

Upload a photo, generate a few options, and invite the people who'll actually do the work.

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