Overview

Indise is an AI‑powered tool that turns interior design ideas into images in less than a minute and produces finished visuals in under 90 seconds. The workflow is driven by a mobile interface that lets you scan a space or upload an image from your phone, then describe the room you want to visualize.

You first use the app to scan the room or load a photo from your iPhone gallery. The scan is basically a free‑form upload; any photo you choose can serve as a reference. In the next step you type a detailed description of the design you envision. A typical description might mention the room type (bedroom, kitchen, or living room), the preferred style (modern, rustic, Scandinavian), key color preferences, and any special features you want highlighted. You then enter the square footage of the space and pick a style from Indise's catalog. This catalog contains a limited set of predefined looks, each tagged with a name and representative imagery. The input structure is simple: text description, square footage, catalog style, optional photo.

After submitting those four pieces of data, the AI renders four separate design options almost instantly. Each output is a single image that shows the room layout, furnishings, color scheme, and decorative details consistent with the style chosen. You can open each draft in the app and edit its elements or choose to upscale one of the images for a higher‑resolution download. The final image is then downloadable directly to your phone within the 90‑second window. The interface is designed for users who want quick visual feedback, homeowners, renters, or makers planning a renovation, without the need for drafting software or paid interior designers.

Indise appears aimed at people who are comfortable using a smartphone for quick inputs and who need a rapid visual representation rather than a fully detailed floor plan or energy estimate. The service does not provide cost estimates, detailed material lists, or 3D navigation, so it may not serve architects or professional designers looking for comprehensive project documentation. The tool's description does not cover pricing, usage limits, or API access, so the scope is limited to the in‑app experience described.