Snap a picture of your unfinished, cluttered or outdated basement and watch AI turn it into a home theater, gym, bar or guest suite, keeping your room's real layout.
The app keeps your basement's real walls, columns and stairs, so the after is your room, not a stock photo.
A real transform: same room, one photo, seconds later.
Planning guides with layouts, must-haves and realistic budgets for every room type the app can render.
A basement is the best room in the house for a theater: no windows to black out, concrete mass that keeps soun…
Typical cost: $15,000 – $50,000
Concrete floors, cool temperatures, and separation from bedrooms make basements natural gyms. The formula: rub…
Typical cost: $5,000 – $25,000
The basement bar is back, and it grew up: waterfall counters, brick or slat-wood backsplashes, glass shelving …
Typical cost: $8,000 – $40,000
Pool table, arcade wall, card table, console corner: the basement game room is the most flexible room type, an…
Typical cost: $10,000 – $35,000
A basement guest suite adds real function and real appraisal value, especially with a bathroom. The difference…
Typical cost: $20,000 – $60,000
The basement office solves the two things that ruin work-from-home: noise and interruptions. Done right it's t…
Typical cost: $8,000 – $30,000
Render the same basement in Modern, then Rustic, then Luxury, and let the household vote.
Snap one photo, pick a room type and a style, and get a photorealistic render that keeps your basement's real layout. Free to try on iPhone.
Take or upload a photo of your basement, choose what you want it to become (theater, gym, bar, suite and more) and pick one of 12 styles. The AI keeps your room's real layout and perspective and returns a photorealistic makeover you can save and share.
That's the main use case. The AI reads the bones of the space, walls, columns, stairs and ceiling, and renders it finished, so you can see the potential of a bare concrete room.
Yes. Dream Basement mode generates a brand-new basement from scratch: pick the room type, style and features you want and the AI builds the scene.
No, it's a visualization tool. The renders are for planning, comparing layouts and aligning the household (or your contractor) before spending money. Treat them as inspiration, not blueprints.
The app is free to download. Generating designs requires a subscription with weekly and yearly plans, which replaces a single hour of paid design consultation many times over.