Revisio.
Features

The proofing toolset, plus the layer that remembers.

Everything below works the way you'd expect from a review tool. The last two are what most proofing tools don't have.

Building exterior render with a pinned comment
1

“Move the entry light fixture up 6 inches.”

Pinned comments

Click anywhere on the artwork to drop a numbered pin. Feedback stays attached to the exact spot it's about, not a line in an email.

Interior render being sketched on

Pen & linked notes

Sketch freehand in seven colors. The moment you lift the pen, a comment box opens and links straight to that sketch.

Original dark wood texture
Requested light wood reference

Reference attachments

Attach photos to any comment — “match this wood tone” — so the brief for the next version is unambiguous.

Stack of document pagesreference

Multi-file uploads

Bring your renders into one project, then pin and sketch directly on them.

Wide interior room used as a 360° panorama example360°
drag to look around

360° panoramas

Panoramic renders are detected automatically. Drag to look around, then switch to flat view to pin and sketch.

Render with a text prompt describing a change

Make the walls warm white

Generate from a prompt

Type what you want changed and Revisio generates a new version straight from the prompt — no pin or sketch required.

Render with a flagged conflicting comment

Conflict

Reversed twice

AI conflict detection

Revisio reads every note across every version — by wording and by position on the image — and flags it when someone reverses themselves.

History & conflict detection

Every version's feedback, in one timeline

The History tab gathers every comment across every version, filterable by client. One button asks Claude to read them all — by wording and by where each note sits on the image — and surface anyone who's contradicted themselves.

  • Filter the full comment history by client name
  • Catches reversals worded completely differently
  • Groups conflicts by visual location, not just text
History · facade.png1 conflict
V1·Sarah

Let's make the wall dark wood.

V3·Sarah

Actually — light wood instead.

V7·Sarah

Back to dark wood please.

Conflict · on the back wall

Sarah has reversed her wall finish preference twice across versions.

Revise & apply

Type the fix. Revisio generates it.

Describe what you want changed — in your own words, or by attaching a reference — and Revisio generates the corrected version itself. Geometry, camera angle, and lighting stay untouched, only what you asked for changes.

  • Type a prompt, or turn a flagged note into one automatically
  • AI image generation built in — nothing to connect or configure
  • Generate creates the next version without leaving the tab
Revise · facade.pngReady

Your prompt

Change the door material to light oak, matching reference image 1.

Revisio will generate

Keep composition, geometry, camera angle, and lighting identical. Change only the entry door to light oak, matching the tone and grain of the attached reference.

See it on your work

Upload a real file and try the full toolset.

Bring your first project into Revisio and see the conflict detection catch something on the first review.