The latest BOQ
A spreadsheet called final-v7, in someone's downloads.
A workspace for interior design studios
More designing.
Less chasing.
Keep the BOQ, the client payments and the "did they approve this?" thread on the project they belong to.
Built for studios that still run the rest of the job in WhatsApp and spreadsheets.
Arabic and English. Start with one project.
YOUR STUDIO. ONE SHARED WORKSPACE.ARCHGRID STUDIO
studio.archgrid.co
Remaining cash on the project.No spreadsheet archaeology.
Less admin. More room for the design.Fictional demo data
A natural fit for
Independent designers·Boutique studios·Design & build teamsWho it is for, and what it replaces
You already know where Tuesday afternoon goes.
The design is the work you wanted. The rest of the week is finding the number, the file, the approval. Studio gives that chase a home.
Did they pay?
A voice note, a bank screenshot, a guess.
Did they approve it?
The group chat, three weeks ago, maybe.
What is left on this job?
A number you rebuild every time someone asks.
What it does
Your work is creative.
The record can be clear.
One project record, from the first estimate to the last payment. Use the parts you need. Leave the rest until you want it.
01
One home for the job
The client, the site, the files and the offer sit on the same project. Open it and you are looking at the work, not reconstructing it from four threads.
Less searching.
02
Money next to the BOQ
Log what the client paid and what went out to suppliers. Remaining cash is received minus spent. Estimates sit next to what you have already spent on each line.
Less spreadsheet maintenance.
03
A client link, not another login
Share a portal for updates and approvals. Clients see what you publish. They never enter your studio workspace, and your margins stay off the link.
Fewer follow-up messages.
A look inside
The big picture.
And the line items.
Screenshots from a fictional studio, so you can see the workspace without anyone's real clients on the page.
Received, spent, remaining. On the project.
Log what the client paid and what went out to suppliers. Remaining cash is received minus spent, sitting next to the work it belongs to.
View full screen ↗The bill of quantities lives on the job.
Line items, estimates and what you have already spent. Search and sort instead of hunting through a spreadsheet named final-v7.
View full screen ↗Every project, in one list.
Open the studio and see the jobs. Each one already has its client and site attached, so you are not reconstructing the week from chat history.
View full screen ↗Inside Archgrid Studio · Fictional demo data · Project money
Why it is easy to start
Start with one project.
Find your rhythm.
You do not migrate the studio on day one. You put one live job in a shared place and see if the week gets quieter.
Tell us how you work today- 01
Bring the project in
Add the client and the site. Name the job. Put the offer and the BOQ where the team can find them.
- 02
Keep the work moving
Share files, collect decisions, log money as it happens. Every update stays on that project.
- 03
Send the client a link
When they need to see progress or approve a choice, they get a link. You stop forwarding screenshots.
Made for the work behind the beautiful work
You take care of the spaces.
Give the studio a place to put the rest.
Fewer scattered files. Fewer "which version?" messages.
A little more of the week spent on the design.
A few things you might be wondering
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Who is Archgrid Studio for?
Interior designers, boutique studios and design-and-build teams who already design the space, then spend the rest of the week chasing the work around it: clients, BOQs, agreements, decisions and project money.
Do I have to move the whole studio at once?
No. Start with one project. Add the client and the site, bring in the scope and the BOQ, and use the parts you need. The pilot is a chance to see if it fits before you roll it out further.
Can my clients use it too?
Yes. You share a project link. Clients see the information you publish and can respond to decisions, without an account in your studio.
Does it support Arabic and English?
Yes. The app supports both, including right-to-left layouts, so the team can work in the language that suits them.
Can I export my project data?
Yes. Projects support JSON and CSV exports, and issued agreements have PDF snapshots. Your records can leave with you.
How much does it cost?
Studio is available through a pilot. Request access below and we will talk through your workflow, the setup and pricing before you commit.
Now welcoming pilot studios
Try it on
one real project.
Tell us how the studio runs today. We will see where Studio can take the chase off your plate.
One project. A workflow that fits your team.
Request pilot access
Archgrid Studio, for interior design studios.