Interior design & fit-out

Interior design software that connects design, BOQ and procurement

Interior design and fit-out companies lose money between tools: the design lives in one program, quantities in a spreadsheet, prices in another file and purchase orders somewhere else. InOneTree keeps one digital twin of the real space as the single source of truth for all of it.

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Design on a digital twin

Designers import CAD drawings or draw rooms, then place finishes, openings and furniture in 2D and 3D. Everything they place is real data in the twin, not just a picture.

  • CAD import: DXF, DWG and IFC
  • 2D/3D designer for spaces, finishes, openings and furniture
  • Kitchen Designer with runs and full-wall elevations
  • Product and material catalog

From design to money

Quantities flow from the twin into a bill of quantities (BOQ), the BOQ into a draft quotation, and the quotation into purchase orders, receiving, stock and suppliers. Photoreal renders come from the same twin.

AI that assists, never prices

The Fantomas AI design agent helps designers with design assist and Quick Mode, but it never sets prices. Money always comes from the twin and the operator, not from the AI.

Product in this guide

  • InOneTree (Interior Design · AI) — Home design AI

Frequently asked questions

What is interior design software?

Interior design software helps studios plan spaces, finishes and furniture. InOneTree goes further by linking the design to quantities, quotations and procurement.

Can I import AutoCAD or Revit files?

InOneTree imports DXF, DWG and IFC, the common exchange formats from AutoCAD and BIM tools such as Revit.

Is there a client approval portal?

Client approval and a client portal are on the InOneTree roadmap, along with work orders and a rates module.

How do I try InOneTree?

InOneTree is shown by demo. Request one from Cloudberry Solutions.

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