Use case

Build a CRM App for Your Interior Design Studio

An interior design project is not one sale, it is a room-by-room negotiation that runs for months. You are juggling a living-room mood board, a kitchen carpentry quote, a bedroom that changed twice, and a client on WhatsApp asking why the marble is delayed. Generic CRMs built for SaaS sales pipelines cannot hold this. Kashvi builds you a CRM that matches how a design studio actually works: describe your process in plain English and it generates a real app with a Postgres database, client login, and the full code you own, ready to run on web, Android, and iOS.

A CRM shaped around rooms, not deals

Most CRMs give you a single deal value and a status dropdown. Interior work does not fit that. A three-bedroom flat has a separate scope, budget, and timeline for every room, and the client approves them one at a time. Kashvi builds the data model to match: a project holds multiple rooms, each room holds its own line-item quote in INR, and each quote can be revised without losing the earlier version. When a client asks to see what the false ceiling in the master bedroom will cost versus the guest room, you open the project and it is already broken down that way.

Because you get real code and a real database, this is not a rigid template. If your studio quotes by carpentry, civil, and finishing instead of by room, you say so in the prompt and the schema follows your language, not the other way around.

The workflows a design studio actually needs

  • Room-wise quotations in rupees, with itemised material and labour, plus revision history so a re-quote never overwrites the original the client saw.
  • Milestone-based billing tied to Razorpay and UPI: collect the booking advance, the carpentry milestone, and the handover payment as separate stages instead of one lump sum.
  • Material and vendor tracking so you know that the client's wardrobe laminate is ordered, the modular kitchen shutters are delayed, and which supplier each item is against.
  • A client login where the homeowner sees only their project, approves quotes, and views the site-photo timeline, without seeing your margins or other clients.
  • Site-visit and installation scheduling that your on-ground team can update from a phone at the flat, not from a laptop back at the studio.
  • Automatic GST-ready quote and invoice formatting so the numbers you send are the numbers your accountant expects.

How Kashvi builds it from a prompt

You type a description of your studio. Kashvi turns it into a working app: it provisions the Postgres tables for projects, rooms, quotes, materials, and payments, wires up sign-up and login for you and your clients, and gives you a live preview you can click through immediately. If a generation step fails, your credits are refunded, and there is no proprietary runtime holding your app hostage. Download the code and it is yours to host, edit, or hand to a developer. The same build runs as a real Android and iOS app through React Native, so your site supervisor can update a room's status while standing in it.

Try this prompt: "Build a CRM for my interior design studio. Each project has multiple rooms, each room has its own itemised quote in INR with revision history. Add milestone payments collected via Razorpay, a material tracker with vendor and delivery status, and a client login where homeowners approve quotes and see site photos."

Try this prompt: "Add a dashboard showing every active project, which milestone payment is pending, and which materials are delayed, sorted by handover date."

Try this prompt: "Give each client a WhatsApp-shareable link to their room-wise quote so they can approve or request changes without logging in."

Try this prompt: "Add a GST invoice generator that turns an approved room quote into a numbered, GST-formatted PDF."

Web and mobile from the same build

What you needHow Kashvi handles it
Studio owner on a laptopFull web app to build quotes and manage projects
Site supervisor at the flatAndroid/iOS app to update room and material status on the spot
Homeowner clientLogin to approve quotes, pay milestones, view site timeline
Your accountantGST-ready INR quotes and invoices exported cleanly

You are not renting a feature set. The database, the payment integration, and the interface are all in code you keep, so a studio that starts with three projects can grow into a firm running twenty without migrating off a locked platform.

Questions

Frequently asked

Can it handle separate quotes for each room in a project?
Yes. The generated data model treats a project as a container of rooms, and each room carries its own itemised quote in INR with revision history, so re-quoting a bedroom never touches the living-room numbers the client already approved.
Does it support milestone payments through Razorpay and UPI?
Yes. You can collect the booking advance, mid-project carpentry stage, and handover payment as separate Razorpay milestones, with UPI as a first-class option, rather than forcing one lump-sum invoice.
Will clients be able to see each other's projects or my margins?
No. The client login is scoped so each homeowner sees only their own project, quotes, and site photos. You control what is exposed, and internal margins stay on the studio side.
Do I get a real mobile app or just a mobile website?
You get real Android and iOS apps built with React Native from the same project, so your site team can update material and room status from a phone at the flat, offline-friendly, not through a browser tab.
Do I own the code, or is it locked to Kashvi?
You own it. Download the full source and the Postgres schema and host it anywhere or hand it to a developer. There is no proprietary runtime and no lock-in.
What happens if an AI generation fails partway?
Kashvi refunds the credits for a failed generation. Fair billing means you are not charged for a build that did not complete.

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Describe your design studio, get a working CRM

Room-wise quotes, milestone Razorpay payments, and material tracking, on web and mobile, in code you own.

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