Frustrated with generic AI advice that doesn't fit your interior design business?

You're having coffee with Sarah. You're reviewing design concepts for her guest bathroom renovation. This is the third project you've done for her family. The consultation renders you're showing Sarah were ready in minutes instead of hours. They look professional enough that she's already approved the direction. You're actually doing what you trained for. Reading client needs. Solving spatial challenges. Building relationships that turn into referrals. Not spending half your day wrestling with business tasks that have nothing to do with design. This is what you signed up for when you became a designer.

Sarah mentions her neighbor is frustrated with their designer. The designer takes forever to respond to emails. You find yourself explaining to Sarah how different things could have been for you. You had to find an AI that actually works for interior design. "I almost went down that same path," you tell her. "I was trying to make ChatGPT work for my business and getting nowhere. It took me forever to figure out why I was getting such terrible results for design work. But once I found something better, it all made sense." You see Sarah nodding. She gets it. Her neighbor's designer problems suddenly make perfect sense.