Agents and agencies
Move a verified property from intake to an approved listing package.
Who Livinex is for
Two professional groups. Two clear outcomes.
Livinex is deliberately focused on the work surrounding property listings and early architecture concepts. Each workspace is built around the people, safeguards, and approvals that job requires.
Livinex for Real Estate
A listing-production workspace for the team around the property.
The Real Estate workspace connects property facts, visual production, copy, disclosure, approval, and delivery. Different contributors can do their part without losing the source or the final decision.
- Verified facts before generation
- Consistent image and copy package
- Originals retained for review
- Approved exports for each channel
Property marketing teams
Coordinate image sets, copy, campaigns, reviews, and channel exports.
Property photographers
Keep original captures linked to enhancement, staging, and client delivery.
Review stakeholders
Approve the right version through a clear, secure review path.
Livinex for Architects
An early-concept workspace for teams making design decisions.
The Architects workspace connects the brief and classified source material to controlled concept branches, comparison, feedback, and a documented direction for the next stage.
- Classified briefs and references
- Traceable concept branches
- Targeted markup and comparison
- Decision record for the next stage
Architecture practices
Explore early spatial, material, facade, furnishing, and lighting directions.
Concept and competition teams
Generate alternatives quickly while keeping their sources and assumptions visible.
Project leads
Compare branches, record decisions, and present a coherent recommended direction.
Clients and reviewers
Respond to a focused review package without entering the complete workspace.
Common starting points
Start with the moment the workflow becomes difficult.
A new instruction is confirmed
Verify facts → produce the listing set → approve copy and visuals → export by channel
An empty or dated property needs stronger presentation
Retain originals → define the audience → create controlled staging → add disclosure → approve
A brief needs faster early alignment
Classify sources → branch the concept → compare tradeoffs → capture feedback → record the decision
A client asks for a targeted revision
Lock stable references → mark the change area → create a new branch → review beside the prior direction
Use Real Estate when
The deliverable will be published as part of a property listing.
Accuracy, source retention, disclosure, stakeholder approval, and channel packaging are the central controls.
Use Architects when
The deliverable will support an early design decision.
Source classification, controlled alternatives, constraints, comparison, feedback, and decision traceability are the central controls.
One account lets you use either workspace.
Start with 10 credits and choose the workflow that matches the next piece of work. No card is required.