Plan → 3D
The 3D model is the plan, so there is nothing to sync.
Platform · How Modula works
One project, from the first sketch to the last invoice.
Every space of a remodel goes through six design steps, and each step feeds the next. Around them, the project holds the scope, the quote, the contracts, the documents and the people. Here is the whole path.
- For every space
- 6 steps
- Feeds 3D, renders, drawings, quantities
- 1 plan
- Client and contractor
- 2 portals
- Interface languages
- EN · ES · HE
Design, for each space
Six steps, each one built on the last.
- 01
Style
Choose the space and its styles. Modula writes a style profile for the project.
- 02
Floor plan
Upload or draw the plan, get layout suggestions, the electrical plan and live design checks.
- 03
Inspiration
Collect the client's pins and photos; AI reads them for style, colors and materials.
- 04
Products & Budget
Choose real products against the design budget, or let Modula propose them.
- 05
Renders
Photoreal renders with the chosen products, an inspiration render per angle, and the 3D walkthrough.
- 06
Material list
Quantities measured from the plan, priced from the stores, ready to share and order.
Around the design
The project holds the job together.
The project's tabs carry everything that is not design: the client's details, the scope of work, the quote, contracts and change orders, the team and contractors, documents, messages and the Action Inbox.
- Overview and Spaces of a multi-space project
- Client, Scope of work, Quote and Contracts
- Team & Contractors, Documents and Messages
- Action Inbox for tasks from conversations
Everyone in their own view
The office, reps, clients and trades each see their part.
The office runs leads, payments and the team. Sales reps design and sell at the kitchen table. Clients follow along in a free portal, and contractors get their scope, drawings and payment requests in theirs.
Connected
Change it once. It changes everywhere.
Plan → renders
Renders follow the plan's walls, windows and objects.
Plan → drawings
Permit, electrical, elevation and cabinet sheets rebuilt from the plan.
Plan → quantities
The material list measures the plan.
Render → quote
The render's products become quote lines and list rows.
Signature → payments
A signed schedule becomes the project's payments.
The details
Spaces you can design
- Kitchens
- Bathrooms
- Bedrooms and living rooms
- ADUs, with renders and lists per room
- Full house remodels
- Custom rooms (yards coming soon)
FAQ
Common questions
Works with
Connected on the same project
See your next remodel in Modula
Six steps for the design, one project for the job.