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Foveate works with all of your existing tools and brings them together in one place.

Your work is scattered across emails, threads, and endless PDFs.

You just sent NewFinal-v15, and the client is still commenting on v12. Their feedback is buried in calls, screenshots, and side chats.

One link replaces the attachments. Update it, and everyone sees the latest version, comments and all.

Your client, your consultants, and your team finally work in one place, on the same version.

“[Foveate] is about getting your customer, your clients, and your stakeholders in the same sandbox so that everything’s in one place. It’s a single source of truth.”

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Morehouse MacDonald · Architosh

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Client-ready presentations in minutes. No InDesign required.

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Drop in renders, drawings, models, or a past deck, and Foveate drafts a presentation on your brand.

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AI drafts the first version, and you finish it. Your work is never used to train AI models without your written consent.

Client feedback

Every comment, on the work and on the record.

Clients and consultants mark up the slides directly, with no account to make, so feedback outlasts the Zoom call.

Harbor Street Library
Insights3Share

Context

Site and arrival

Client
Consultant
Architect

Level 2 plan

3/12
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Feedback
CommentsFeedbackSort
Priya ShahClient
Could the canopy reach the east drop-off? The board asked about shade.

2 hours ago

Tom BeckerConsultant
The level 2 grid works with the long span.0:42

20 minutes ago

Lena OrtizArchitect
Drawing on this slide

Just now

Saved to Comments
Markup that stays on the slide
Comments, drawings, and video notes stick to the work, not to a screen share.
Decisions on the record
Every comment keeps a name and date, so what the client asked for is in writing. Resolve it, and the history stays.
One shared room per project
Client, consultants, and your team in one room with the decks, drawings, and files, so everyone works from the same vision.
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After you share it

Understand what matters to your clients the most.

See which slides each person spent time on and what they asked, so the next meeting starts where they are.

EngagementHarbor Street Residences · Design review
  • Sarah A.Client lead

    Opened 3 times · Most time on Massing options

    14min
  • Markus R.Board member

    Opened twice, last on Tuesday · Most time on Phasing

    9min
  • Dinesh K.Consultant

    First opened today · Most time on 3D walkthrough

    4min
Markus R. commented on Phasing

“Can we walk the board through option B before Thursday?”

Opens and time per section
Per person, not per link.
A note when they open it
Hear about it the moment the client opens the link.
They ask your deck, not ChatGPT
It answers from your work, and you see every question.
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Free templates

Start from a template made just for architects and designers.

Concept presentations, portfolios, qualifications, and fee proposals. Open one and make it yours.

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Boards

Pin up everything on one board. Instantly make the presentation.

Pin up renders, models, video, drawings, and code, then generate more images and video right on the canvas. When it's ready, select the frames and Foveate turns your work into a client presentation.

Already on Miro? Import your board with its frames, stickies, pictures, and PDFs, then make the deck from it.

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Render and animate

From white model to finished film.

Upload your 3D model and save the views you want. Render any view with AI, or fly the camera through them and export the film.

3D modelRender with AI
Render any saved view
Drop in a reference image, and the render takes its materials, light, and mood.
Animate the camera
Saved views become keyframes. Drag to set the pace, and the move plays on the share link.
Export the film
Download a 1080p video, or film it with AI and upscale it to 4K.
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Use it from Claude

Run Foveate from the agent you already use.

Connect Claude once, then ask it to build a presentation, share it with your consultants, or reply to comments. You approve what it can do.

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For new work

Winning new work just got easier.

Research the client and the RFP before you commit 80–100 hours to a bid.

Know your clients, keep them happy

Client Profiler turns what clients say into what they want, with the quote behind every score.

James P.
Chief Operating Officer, Praxis + Partners
From your meeting notes
and the brief
Analysis confidence
High82%

Core driver

Certainty on cost and schedule

Evaluates proposals by

A fee they can approve
Phasing around tenants

Will lose interest if

A vague fee section
Design ahead of budget
Client Profiler

Know which RFPs fit before you bid

Find RFPs that fit your firm, or upload one, and get a go/no-go against your past work and team.

Next stepsdue Oct 14 · 16d
  1. 1Understand the RFP
    Research the RFP
    Key findings
    Build the compliance matrix
  2. 2Decide whether to bid
    Match to portfolio & people
    Who they hire
    Go / No-Go
  3. 3Set up the pursuit
    Build the response plan
    Create project from this RFP
    Research the issuer & committee
    Build a stakeholder network
  4. 4Write the submission
    Draft the written proposal
  5. 5Check and file
    Check the proposal against the RFP
    Score the draft as the panel would
    File the proposal in Studio
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What we hear

Great work deserves to be seen properly.

Foveate is built by architects and engineers, and it isn't venture-backed.

“We were able to understand the project with such clarity that it both validated our path and exposed some blind spots we were able to adjust in advance.”

Vincent Piazza

Co-creator, BUILDING

“If you’ve ever poured hours into a beautiful set of drawings, sent it off to a prospective client, and heard nothing back… you’re not alone.”

Mark LePage

Founder, EntreArchitect

“The best design tech stack in the world doesn’t mean much if you don’t win the job in the first place.”

Roderick Bates

CGconnect / Chaos

Common questions

Yes. The free plan covers eight presentations or walkthroughs as live links, with 200 AI credits (about ten decks) and 7 days of Pro. Paid plans start at $16 per person a month, billed annually.

Most people send their first presentation the same day. Drop in your renders, drawings, or last PDF or PowerPoint, or paste your website, and Foveate drafts the deck on your brand for you to edit.

No. They open the link on any device, with nothing to install.

Yes. Nothing is public unless you share it. Links can need a password or expire on a date, and on Pro they can ask each viewer's name first. Files are encrypted at rest and in transit.

Yes. Export to PDF or PowerPoint whenever a client or a portal asks for a file.

Yes. Most firms are small, and Foveate is built for them: feedback in one place, decisions on the record, and one link the client can pass on. The research tools are there when you go after larger work.

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