Execution, not inspiration
Render and staging tools answer “what could this look like?”. The expensive part comes after: sourcing, checking fit, holding the budget, assembling the spec. That is the part we automate.
Decato exists for the step most tools skip: turning an approved interior into something a client can actually order. We start from a floor plan and a brief, match real in-stock products to the space, validate that they fit, hold the budget, and hand back a client-ready specification.

Render and staging tools answer “what could this look like?”. The expensive part comes after: sourcing, checking fit, holding the budget, assembling the spec. That is the part we automate.
Every piece in a Decato room is an in-stock item from a real retailer, carrying its true dimensions. A render you can’t order is a picture, not a design deliverable.
The agent proposes; you direct. Every layout, swap and render stays editable, because the taste is the part worth protecting.

Founder-led residential studios and solo designers running repeatable apartment projects — the people who lose a third of the week to sourcing, fit checks and rebuilding the same room across five tools.
Decato is a Delaware company. The desktop app is free to download; paid plans cover renders and sourcing volume.