Iris vs REimagineHome

A redesign playground, or a listing you can publish.

REimagineHome is a broad AI redesign tool — great for exploring ideas on your own space. Iris is built for one job: staging a listing you’re selling, safely. Every render is checked against your original, the disclosure is burnt in, and the output is made to pass an MLS board, not just look good on screen.

Stage a listing free See what we catch

Free to try. No card · every render checked against your photo · the label is burnt in.

A living room exactly as photographed, unfurnished The same room, virtually staged in Nordic Light and verified by Room Check OriginalNordic Light · verified

Built for the listing, not just the look

Verification, not just rendering

Room Check refuses any render that altered the room’s architecture. A general redesign tool is designed to change the room — which is the opposite of what a listing photo may do.

Compliance by default

Unremovable "VIRTUALLY STAGED" label, preserved originals, MLS remarks line, AB 723 QR. The things a board fines an agent over, handled for you.

A clear line for renovations

Want to explore knocking out a wall? Iris has a Renovation Concepts mode that inventories every structural change and is blocked from listings — so "what could be" never gets confused with "what is".

The published refusals

A Room Check report per listing, quoting what we threw away. Evidence the check is real.

A whole delivered listing

Photos, tour film, reveal clips, buyer page — all in your name, buyer signs up for nothing.

Free first property

Whole house, watermarked, no card. Try it on a real listing.

The honest version: REimagineHome is a fine tool

We’re not going to pretend REimagineHome can’t make a nice render — it can. What it doesn’t do is check that render against your original photograph and refuse the ones that changed the room. For a listing you’re putting your name on, that check is the difference that matters. See the three renders we refused →

Stage a listing free

Questions

Isn’t changing the room the point of AI design tools?

For redecorating your own home, yes. For a listing, no — the room a buyer sees has to be the room that exists. That’s why Iris verifies every render and only lets you change the structure inside a clearly-labelled concept mode that never touches a listing.

Can I use Iris for my own place too?

Yes — pick "my own place" when you start and Iris restyles or empties your actual rooms, still without inventing architecture. The listing-grade compliance just comes along for free.

What if a render still looks off?

Re-roll it free, or type a precise edit ("swap the rug", "fewer cushions") — the result is re-checked before it can replace the original. You’re never stuck with a render you don’t like.