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A compact living room organized around conversation, reading, and practical daily use.

00 · Read the room

Where does this room fail the people in it?

Eight scored dimensions, the moments the room actually has to perform, a safety hold when a professional is needed, and every driver shown. Runs here, and lands in the Room Record whole.

A jewel-box living room with emerald botanical wallpaper and a fuchsia velvet sofa, seen from the doorway, where a mustard velvet armchair and a brass bar cart sit in the only route in.

01 · Room Pulse

Read the room.

Six questions about how the room actually works, then a ranked reading with one thing to change first. A named safety concern stops the diagnosis. Everything stays in this browser.

Name the room you actually have

Not the version you would photograph. What the room is for and how it should feel both raise confidence, because they shrink what has to be guessed. Nothing leaves this browser.

Rather see it work first?

Five real situations, already filled in. Every answer stays editable.

Required. Reuse the same name to track this room over time.

Optional, but it raises confidence.

Optional, but it raises confidence.

What can you not do here?

Anything you tick is removed from the plan and from the experiment, rather than noted against them. Advice you are not allowed to take is not advice.

Anything above this ceiling is held back, and the reading says what it held back and why.

Changes what you type and what the guidance comes back in. Saved for every room.

A rental is a rental in every room. Saving these makes them the starting point for the next room you read — you can still change them per room.

Measure it (optional)

Two numbers turn general advice into numbers for your room — rug sizes, route widths, art heights. A tape measure and a minute. Leave blank if you would rather not.