For installers
Every cable has an ID, every rack unit has a place and every room has a sheet. Once the system is in, record what you measured beside what was predicted.
the job
Build what was designed, and check it on site. The schedules, the rack and the drawings come from the same project the client signed.
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Before first fix
Room sheets print one page per area. The BOM file adds a speaker schedule with mount, height, position and aim, and a pull schedule per run: the length from the plan, the ceiling drop and 15% slack.
Rack
Front and rear views with the PDU outlets, the power draw, the current with 25% headroom and the breaker it needs, the heat in BTU/h and the weight. Export it as PDF, DXF or PNG.
Network
The same file lists every amplifier, AV-over-IP and control device with a suggested IP address, VLAN and audio-network role, ready for the site IT team.
Commissioning
The DSP preset sheet gives every output its level, polarity, filters, crossover, EQ, limiter and delay, with a calibration walk sheet per speaker. Verify with an SPL meter, and an STI check for speech.
As built
Type the measured average SPL into the area’s site calibration, and the heatmap, the levels and the standards check shift to match. Calibrated areas print a predicted against measured table in the audio report.
Handover
Site tracking gives every device and cable a status, from not checked to verified or needs attention, with who checked it and when. A design change flags finished items for a recheck.
the drawings
The system diagram shows the rack and the rooms as containers, for the client. The schematic goes port by port, with cable IDs and a cable schedule. Room sheets print one page per area for the installer.
Auto-fill lays the cabinet out from the top: patch panels, the network switch, the controllers and the rest of the gear, then the amplifiers with a blank above each row and PDUs sized to the mains-powered gear. The cabinet is resized to fit.
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Client handover
A PDF, or a ZIP with the drawings and the equipment, cable and commissioning schedules.
Wiring drawings
The system diagram for the client, and the port-level schematic with a numbered connection schedule.
Room sheets
One page per area, with its equipment and connections, for the people pulling the cable.
Rack elevation
Front and rear, with the PDU outlets, the power budget, heat and weight.
CAD drawings
The plan over its original underlay, a 3D model of the rooms, and the wiring with cable layers.
DSP preset sheet
Level, polarity, filters, crossover, EQ, limiter and delay for every output, with a calibration walk sheet.
Commissioning record
Every device and cable with its status, and the measured SPL, STI and RT60 per area.
Priced bill of materials
The BOM with the speaker installation schedule, the cable schedule and a pull schedule per run.
pricing
On a dealer’s team? The tools are in the dealer’s portal. Every other company starts with a 15-day trial.
For companies trying it on a real job
15 days
Request access, we approve your company, and the trial starts with a set-up link by email.
For integrators and installers
AED 7,500per year
≈ USD 2,042, billed in AED
Every discipline and every output, for the whole company, on one annual invoice.
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questions
Yes. The plan, the 3D model, the wiring and the rack export as DXF. A plan over a PDF or image comes as a ZIP with the DXF and its background: keep them in one folder.
No. It keeps the measured SPL, STI and RT60 beside the design values as a record. To make the model match the room, use site calibration, which trims the prediction by the difference you measured.
The tool’s help says where the model is strongest and where to treat it as an estimate. Predictions are a planning baseline, not a guarantee: commission with an SPL meter, and an STI check for speech.
Prediction accuracyNot with the Windows app, which works offline for up to 7 days at a time and syncs when you reconnect. The web app needs a connection. Room sheets and schedules also print.
Windows appTry it on a real job: approved companies get a 15-day trial.
15-day trial for approved companies. No card, nothing to cancel.