Most home-project apps end at the picture. Sawdust starts there — and keeps going: the pieces you chose, what they cost, what you changed your mind about, and how it turned out six weeks later.
Ask for a beta invite Closed beta, invite only. We'll reply from a real address.One photo of the space as it is now. No measuring, no floor plan.
A generated version of the room in a style you pick. The things in it are tappable — each one links out to something you can actually buy.
Add the pieces you chose, with prices. Post updates as the room changes. The project is the thing that lasts; the render is just how it starts.
Publish it, or keep it private. Published projects are how other people find out what a room like theirs really cost.
The render is a starting point, not a plan. It will get things wrong, and product matches are suggestions rather than answers — you always see a few options and can always enter something yourself.
Every item in a Sawdust project can be added by hand, with no AI involved at all. That is deliberate. The archive of finished projects is the point; the generator is how you get started.
Beta invites, questions, press, or anything about your data: hello@joinsawdust.com
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