TsquareAI

TsquareAI builds custom AI applications for building-product brands: a visualiser that shows products on real project photos, a planner for layouts and fit-outs, and a take-off tool that turns drawings into quantities. Delivered as a scoped, fixed-quote project with ongoing support.

TsquareAI is a Sydney-based studio that builds and operates AI applications for companies selling into the built environment. Rather than shipping a single self-serve product, it delivers tailored tools around a client's own catalogue: their products, colours, sizes and the rules for what combinations are allowed. The published work covers brands and organisations including James Hardie, No.1 Roofing, Ombra, a commercial furniture supplier, a kitchen and wardrobe manufacturer, a paint brand, a glazing contractor and a local council, with more than one million designs generated across those applications. Three applications anchor the offer. The Visualiser lets a homeowner or specifier start from a photo or an address and see products applied to the real project, then compare options side by side. The Planner works on layouts, from a single room to a full office floor, letting customers and internal teams agree on a furnishing or fit-out plan before anything is ordered. Quantities turns drawings into measured counts, optionally enriched with a client's price lists so the output feeds quoting. Several live examples follow the same funnel: a customer uploads a photo or address, explores a design, and the result becomes an enquiry or a quote request for the sales team. The practical audience is building-product manufacturers, suppliers, contractors and councils that want customers to picture finished results without redrawing by hand. Scoping is collaborative, a fixed quote is issued before development, and most applications are described as launching within four to eight weeks from signing, with larger programmes split into milestones that each function on their own. The team positions the tools as an early-ideas layer that frees designers for refinement, not a replacement for them. Compared with generic image generators or standalone take-off software, the differentiator is the combination: brand-specific visualisation, spatial planning and measurement in one workflow, delivered and maintained as a managed service rather than an off-the-shelf subscription.