An AI field-design tool for professional landscape-lighting contractors. Point, speak, and capture a design offline — then generate a photorealistic night rendering and an avatar-narrated walkthrough before leaving the driveway.

Landscape-lighting contractors were stitching together three or four separate apps to design a job, render it, and close a homeowner — all while standing in a dark backyard with no signal. CompanyCam for photos, a rendering tool, a BOM spreadsheet, a proposal app. Nothing talked to anything else.
Matt, of XOutdoorLighting in California, wanted one offline-first tool: capture the lighting design in the field, generate a photorealistic night rendering on the spot, and hand the homeowner a professional proposal before leaving the driveway.
The contractor points their phone and says "Metro on the Oak." Whisper transcribes it, GPT-4o Vision identifies the surface, and the fixture SKU resolves from their personal nickname dictionary — logged hands-free, no typing in a dark backyard.
A daytime job-site photo transforms into a technically accurate night scene — exact fixtures in exact locations, driven by per-fixture metadata. No generic glow filters: the render reflects the real beam spread, colour temp, and placement of every logged fixture.
The contractor's avatar narrates a cinematic walkthrough of the rendered property — auto-scripted from the BOM via HeyGen — and it's shareable with the homeowner on the spot, before the contractor leaves the driveway.
I really value the technical depth you've shown so far — the app's structure needs to be ready to export that fixture data as a prompt.
Milestones 1–3 are live on TestFlight; Milestone 4 — AI rendering, Point-and-Speak, and the avatar walkthrough — is in active development.
Proposal generation, rendering, and BOM assembly that used to span an evening of desk work now happen on-site in minutes.
The CompanyCam workflow, the rendering tools, and BOM management are unified into a single offline-first app — one design surface, one source of truth.
Point, speak, render, pitch — the full contractor workflow, from the dark front yard to a signed proposal.