Tintash became a truly innovative thought partner; they didn’t just do what we asked for but also helped us conceive new technologies and tools to build.
Emily Fisher
Decorist initially had a manual workflow between artists and designers to create a room design and share with the clients. The process was inefficient and required designers to depend on 3D artists to create designs. 3DS Max was too complex for designers and had a steep learning curve, so Decorist was looking to build an app that could empower designers to design the room themselves.
Decorist engaged Tintash to develop the Room Builder application. They wanted to automate the whole process of generating photorealistic renders and make it faster and more efficient through a user-friendly app for their designers.
Tintash started by solving tricky technical problems. They focused on making things like automation and realistic graphics work smoothly. Working closely with Decorist, they figured out how the app should look and function. They tested it a lot to make sure it worked well for users.
Together with Decorist, Tintash made the app look great and work smoothly. They planned how everything should look on the screen. They also made guidelines for artists creating 3D stuff for the app. Plus, they built a system to keep track of all the 3D models and info needed.
Tintash made sure all the 3D things in the app worked together well. They used a tool called Slack to watch over the picture-making process in real-time. Also, they made the computers work better and faster for making these pictures.
Tintash focused on making everything better before finishing. They made the 3D models smaller and checked them a lot to make sure they looked good. In the end, they made the app much faster. Now, making a room and getting pictures used to take two days, but now it only takes a couple of hours.
Years of Experience
15
Unicorns
09
Projects Delivered
500+
Fortune 500
03