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Hugo, your AI visualizer

“I model your plans in SketchUp and turn your 3D screenshots into photorealistic renders.”

You send him a screenshot of your 3D model: he sends back a photorealistic AI render where your openings, your dimensions and your materials stay yours. Only have a 2D plan? He starts by modeling it in SketchUp.

Hire HugoSee the whole team

€500 excl. VAT, installed at your place, in your name

After that, the career plan (maintenance of your team and the SKELVIA app): €49 excl. VAT per month for the whole firm, whatever the number of employees.

For architects and interior designers, solo or as a firm.

Hugo, Visualizer in your team of AI employees
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Hugo

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Render of the outdoor kitchen, under the pergola.11:00 ✓✓
Render of the outdoor kitchen in the sunHere it is, in the sun, with the garden around it. The geometry hasn't moved.11:01
From now on, always add a night view.11:02 ✓✓
Got it. Every project will get its night view, without you having to ask again.11:03
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Real use cases

What Hugo can do for you

01

The facade with sixty openings

Every opening stays in place, at its size, floor by floor. The neighborhood, the trees and the passersby are added around it, without touching the building.

02

Three moods, one 3D model

Sun, rain or snow: the geometry doesn't move a pixel. Your client picks the mood, and you didn't remodel a thing.

03

The exact supplier reference

Your client approved a specific finish from the supplier. That's the one, grain and all, that goes on the furniture.

Portfolio

Drag the slider, compare.

On the left, the screenshot from your 3D software. On the right, what Hugo makes of it. Same framing, same openings, same furniture.

The living room with the exact rug and sofaOriginal living roomThe original living roomThe result

A living room with the exact sofa

The rug and the sofa swapped for their exact models, everything else stays put.

The same project in the snowThe project in the sunIn the sunIn the snow

The same exterior in the snow

One 3D model, several seasons: the geometry doesn't move.

The same project rendered in the sun3D model of an outdoor kitchenThe 3D modelIn the sun

An exterior in the sun

The neighboring buildings and the real vegetation stay true to the site.

Photorealistic render of the same tower, openings respected3D model of a tower with a very open facadeThe 3D modelHugo's render

A facade with sixty openings

Every opening stays in place, at its size, floor by floor.

Photorealistic render of the same living room, bay windows open onto the forest, golden late-afternoon lightWatercolor sketch of a double-height living room with a fireplace, a mezzanine and large bay windowsThe 3D modelHugo's render

Double-height living room opening onto the forest

From a watercolor sketch to a photorealistic render, in golden late-afternoon light.

Photorealistic render of the same living room, bathed in sunlight, with five friends having lunch around the tableSketchUp screenshot of a living room with an oval table, a bench seat and an arched glass partitionThe 3D modelHugo's render

A living room comes to life

A SketchUp screenshot becomes a photo: midday sun, lunch with friends, and not a single piece of furniture moved.

Photorealistic render of the same bedroom in the evening, lit by two pendants, the bathroom visible through the opening3D screenshot of a bedroom with a wooden platform bed, a slatted screen and an open bathroom with a freestanding bathtubThe 3D modelHugo's render

Bedroom and bathroom, soft mood

The slatted screen, the platform bed, the olive tree and the freestanding bathtub stay the ones from the 3D model. Only the two pendants light the room, at dusk.

Photorealistic render of the same rooftop bar at sunset, with a bartender, a waiter and guests seated facing the city3D screenshot of a rooftop bar with two round wooden slatted canopies, a curved counter and a city viewThe 3D modelHugo's render

Rooftop bar, sunset

The two slatted canopies, the bar, the pendants and the lounge stay the ones from the 3D model. Hugo adds the late-day light and the life around the counter.

Photorealistic render of the same kitchen, soft Balinese mood in the eveningSketchUp screenshot of a kitchen with a stone island and three arched windowsThe 3D modelHugo's render

Kitchen, Balinese evening mood

Lime plaster, teak, rattan and travertine, soft light from the pendants. The island, the arches and the cabinets stay the ones from the 3D model.

Photorealistic render of the same bathroom in the evening, lit by candles, the bathtub steaming3D screenshot of a travertine bathroom with a freestanding bathtub and a vanity unitThe 3D modelHugo's render

Travertine bathroom, evening mood

Candles, steam and soft light: the bathtub, the niche and the vanity unit stay the ones from the 3D model.

3D model: Ola • VS • Design

On video

From 3D model to render, with your client's fabric

Hugo starts from your 3D model and makes the photorealistic render. Noé then animates the change of material: caramel leather on one side, printed fabric on the other, same framing, nothing else moves.

  • 01Your 3D model, exactly as it is
  • 02The chosen fabric, on the chairs
  • 03Your client sees the result before ordering

Visualizer Agent

Hugo, in detail

Model

  • Your 2D plan (PDF, DXF, DWG, dimensioned photo) built into a SketchUp model
  • Neatly organized groups, components and layers
  • Dimensions read from your plan, never made up

Render

  • A photorealistic render from your screenshot
  • Interior, exterior, facade, kitchen, joinery
  • Variations of mood, season, day and night

Stay true

  • Your Project Sheet in memory: geometry, materials, light, intent
  • Your openings and your dimensions where they belong
  • Your supplier references applied as they are

You stay in control

Nothing goes out without your green light.

  • He does it, then tells you

    Variations of a render you've already approved

  • He prepares, you approve

    The render, before it goes to your client

  • He stops, you decide

    A request that changes the project

How the lights work

For example, with

And all your firm's tools.

  • SketchUp
  • Archicad
  • Revit
  • Magnific

These are examples: we connect yours during the setup, to each employee who uses them.

See the integrations

A team, not a tool

He is part of your team.

Each one keeps what it learns about your firm for its own job, and Maya keeps the overall memory of what you hand her. Your team starts with three, Maya included, solo or as a firm, at the same price.

NoéFilmmaker
LéaCommunications Manager
MayaCEO

FAQ

About Hugo

Does Hugo really respect my geometry?
That's his whole job. He starts from your screenshot and your Project Sheet: openings, dimensions, materials. Compare the before and after above, and during the call I'll show you projects close to yours.
Do I need to change software?
No. You keep SketchUp, Archicad or Revit. Hugo starts from a screenshot of your 3D model, which you send him in the SKELVIA app.
Does Hugo do renders for my line of work?
Yes, as long as he starts from a screenshot of your 3D model. Architect: facades, volumes, fitting into the site. Interior designer: moods and materials approved with your client.
What does Hugo need?
A Magnific account in your name, connected during the setup: that's where his renders are generated. During the setup, we also give him your usual materials, your reference renders and your library of supplier references.
Does Hugo turn my 2D plans into 3D?
Yes, in SketchUp. You send him your plan in the SKELVIA app (PDF, DXF, DWG or dimensioned photo). He reads the dimensions and prepares the model, which the SKELVIA Hugo extension, installed on your computer during the setup, builds in neatly organized groups and components. Anything that isn't on the plan, he asks you instead of making it up. You touch it up, then he renders it.
Does Hugo make the functional diagram of my brief?
Yes, as a sketch. You give him your brief: the rooms, their areas, which ones need to connect. He gives you the bubble diagram, each room sized to its area, the day, night and service zones in color, as an image ready to show and as a file you can edit yourself for free on Excalidraw. The areas come from your brief, never from him.
Does Hugo replace my rendering engine?
For your presentation images, often: no more scenes to light or renders to wait for. Your plans, your dimensions and your technical documents remain your work.

Hugo joins your firm, installed from A to Z.

A 45-minute discovery call: we look at your projects, what eats your time, and the employees who would help you most. Your team starts with three, Maya included, solo or as a firm, at the same price.

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