SUPLAN
SUPLAN is drawing software for Belgian electricians preparing electrical installation files for inspection under the AREI/RGIE wiring rules. Users draw a site plan with electrical symbols or import a floor-plan image or PDF as a background, place symbols, and assign them to circuits. SUPLAN can propose circuits and a distribution board for users to review and confirm, then generate a corresponding single-line diagram. A project file can also include external influences by room, measurements, defect records with photos, and a 3D view; documents can be exported together as a PDF. On compatible iPhone and iPad models with LiDAR, users can scan a room to create a floor plan. SUPLAN runs in a browser and offers apps for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with Dutch and French interfaces. It helps prepare inspection documentation; the official inspection remains the responsibility of an accredited inspection body. A 7-day trial is available without a payment card.
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iRoomDesign
iRoomDesign is a browser-based AI interior design tool that turns uploaded room photos into redesigned images. Users select from styles such as Scandinavian, Japandi and Industrial, then create either a full-room makeover or a furniture-only refresh. The service is designed to retain recognizable features of the original space, including its layout, windows and proportions. It can help homeowners and renters explore renovation or decorating ideas, interior designers and small studios prepare concepts, and real-estate professionals create virtual-staging visuals for property listings. Users can compare design alternatives before making changes to a room. The generated images are visualization concepts for planning and presentation, rather than measured floor plans or construction documents. New users can try a free first design, with additional use available through paid credits and subscription plans.
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Tapebid
Tapebid helps painting, flooring and tile contractors measure rooms and prepare estimates on a phone. Contractors can enter measurements by typing or voice, or scan with LiDAR on supported iPhone Pro models. The app calculates walls, ceilings, baseboards and floors, estimates quantities of paint and other materials, and prices work using the contractor's own rates. Each estimate can offer Good, Better and Best options and be shared as a link and PDF. Customers review and sign in a browser or on the contractor's phone; a signing certificate records who signed, when and what. Tapebid keeps a signed PDF with signer and signing-time details. The app also supports change orders, invoices showing balances due, payment reminders, and job expenses with receipt photos. It can work offline for measuring, pricing and signing, then sync when connected. Contractors can use feet or metres, set a currency, and use the app and customer estimates in 10 supported languages.
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ThreeM
ThreeM is a cloud-based CRM and job-management system for independent tradespeople and small contracting businesses. It brings customer enquiries from website forms, email, lead portals and configurable web tools into a sales pipeline, where users can schedule visits, record measurements, prepare branded quotes and collect customer approval and signatures. Quotes can be turned into work orders and invoices, with online iDEAL payment links, configurable payment reminders and invoice copies sent to bookkeepers. Optional website calculators and 3D configurators let prospective customers specify a job and submit its measurements and choices. ThreeM also provides calendar connections, customer and project records, maintenance workflows for installed equipment, and mobile-browser access for field work. Plans vary by user limits and features; 3D configurators are available on Groei and Premium plans, while API connections are included only with Premium.
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