Product comparison
Start with the decision you need to make. Facade AI helps explore an exterior design direction, the Web App helps compare product choices, and Facade Studio supports iPad presentations with clients.
Quick read
Choose between AI-generated exterior concepts, browser-based product comparisons, and a touch-first iPad workflow for homeowner meetings.
AI-enabled browser workflow
Best when you want controlled exterior comparisons in a browser. Test windows, doors, colors, materials, and broader exterior changes on a real house photo. It is not white-label today.
Exterior visualizer for iPad
A public iPad app available on the App Store for homeowners and professionals. Use touch controls to compare exterior choices anywhere; companies can also request a white-label version built from the same app platform.
AI exterior design concepts
Best when you want to explore a new exterior direction quickly. Generate facade concepts from a home photo or elevation drawing with prompts, selected elements, or precision masking. Business Space adds an optional branded environment for client concepts.
Decision guide
Use a home photo or elevation drawing to explore facade styles, materials, and broader exterior changes.
Compare windows, doors, colors, materials, and exterior changes on the actual house photo in a browser.
Download the public app for a touch-first exterior visualizer at home, in a showroom, or during a site visit. Businesses can also discuss a white-label version.
Explore complete exterior concepts first, then use Business Space when the client experience needs your company branding.
Feature matrix
This table keeps the details simple, so you can see where each tool fits without reading a long product page.
| Feature | Web App | iPad App | Facade AI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setup | Open in a browser | Install from App Store | Open in a browser |
| Main workflow | Compare exterior renovation product choices | Present and adjust exterior options on iPad | Generate exterior design concepts |
| Best decision stage | Exploration and practical comparison | Branded client consultation | Finding a design direction and sharing concepts |
| Availability | Public web app | Public App Store app; white-label version available for businesses | Public web app; Business Space available for businesses |
| Project scope | Home exteriors | Home exteriors | Home exteriors and elevation drawings |
| AI capabilities | AI-assisted finishing after controlled edits | AI-assisted finishing during an exterior presentation | Open-ended concept generation, selection, masking, and chat |
| Manual control | High | High | Guided by prompts and selection |
| Speed | Fast | Fast during meetings | Fastest for new ideas |
| Offline access | No | Yes for core tools; AI requires a connection | No |
Suggested workflow
For exterior projects, start with an AI concept if the design direction is still open, compare specific products in the Web App, and present options with Facade Studio on iPad.
Generate exterior concepts from a home photo or elevation drawing to establish a style before choosing products.
Compare controlled windows, doors, colors, and materials on the real house photo without white-label branding.
Use the public App Store app at home or during meetings, estimates, and showrooms. A white-label version is also available for qualified business needs.
FAQ
Yes. A common exterior workflow is to use Facade AI for early inspiration, the Web App for controlled browser-based comparisons, and Facade Studio when you prefer an iPad or need an on-site presentation.
Choose Facade AI when you want broad exterior inspiration. Choose the Web App when you want to compare windows, doors, colors, or materials on a home photo.
Facade Studio is useful for touch-first presentations during estimates, site visits, and showroom meetings, and a white-label version can be created for businesses. The Web App is better for controlled browser work, while Facade AI supports open-ended concepts and optional Business Space collaboration.
No. AI concepts help with direction and communication. Final choices should still be checked against real products, budgets, measurements, and local construction constraints.
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