1. Getting started
- Sign in with email, Google, or Apple.
- Choose whether to start from a single room or from a full-property floor plan.
- Add the project name and customer details first.
2. Floor plan and rooms
- Import a PDF or image as the background.
- Draw rooms on top of the background one by one.
- After all rooms are drawn, calibrate scale with one known wall length.
3. Lights and profiles
- Add downlights, LED strips, or pendants.
- For LED strips, choose the installation logic first, then the profile, and only then the strip.
- Use automatic lighting suggestion when you want a fast first draft.
4. Furniture and furniture lighting
- Add beds, cabinets, worktops, upper cabinets, sofas, and more.
- Furniture can carry plinth lighting, task lighting, or light above cabinets.
- Furniture affects the usable illuminated area in the room.
5. Lux and heatmap
- The heatmap shows how light is distributed across the room.
- Room type defines the target lux range.
- You can inspect rooms separately or in whole-property mode.
6. Controls and groups
- Group downlights, LED strips, and furniture lighting into control groups.
- See load, control type, and button/remote choices in one view.
7. PDF and export
- Create room-specific PDFs or a whole-property summary.
- Export products to a sales basket or quote flow.
- Room images, target ranges, and products stay in the same output.
8. Account
- The account view shows user details, plan status, and package information.
- Projects are stored in the cloud for signed-in users.
- Admins manage users, invitations, and billing from the dedicated admin view.