For interior design & architecture studios · Nordics

Find out where your studio stands with AI.

A free ten-minute readiness check for design studios. See where AI can save your team real time, where client material is quietly at risk, and what to fix first — you get a prioritized report at the end, and your answers never leave your browser.

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The opportunity

Visualization, proposals, translations, concept work — AI can return hours to your week. The question is which tools fit your workflow, and in what order to introduce them.

The blind spot

Floor plans of private homes. Photos of occupied apartments. Corporate office layouts. Studios handle sensitive material daily, and much of it is quietly ending up inside free AI tools.

The pressure

Larger clients are starting to vet their vendors' security. The studios that can answer a client questionnaire keep the contract. The ones that can't are easy to replace.

Written by someone from your side of the table

I spent 15 years working with creative design studios — creating 3D scenes and managing digital tools for Nordic interior design agencies. The wide spread of AI tools and workflows is changing every industry — my goal is to help creative agencies adopt AI on time, and do so safely.

For the last years I have worked on the other side of the problem: AI adoption and offensive security training — building internal AI tooling, delivering AI workshops to design agencies, and studying penetration testing to understand how systems actually get broken.

This check is the tool I wish my clients had. It asks the questions a security & digital consultant would ask, in the language of a studio, and it gives you a prioritized list of actions instead of FOMO.

Importantly, your answers stay on your screen. Nothing is stored, sent, or seen by me — unless you choose to share your results yourself.

The readiness check

One drawing set. Five sheets. Ten minutes.

Answer as the person who runs the studio. If a question makes you think "I should know this" — that's a finding, and the report will treat it as one.

Answers stay in your browser — close the tab and they're gone