No more back-and-forth over what was agreed
Cloud it, draw the arrow and write why, right on the plan. Each walkthrough keeps its own layer, so the decision stays with the device.
Built by an integrator for pros who design and install systems of any scale
Plan a low voltage project in minutes.
Save hours on every plan, protect your margins, and hand over work that looks professional.
Place speakers, cameras, shades, and network gear on the blueprint. Every device is numbered and counted, so the quote, the order and the crew all work from one plan.
Free during the beta, through January 2027. No card needed.
Save time and money on every job
Every device and every foot of cable is counted, so your quotes are right, and your margins stay yours.
Less time drawing
Drop a whole home theater, a camera or a shade in a few moves. Numbers and counts keep up as you place.
Fewer mistakes on site
Techs see every device, its tag and exactly where it goes, on screen or on the printed sheet.
Look like the pro you are
Clean sheets with your title block, and a client presentation you can share with one link.
18 min · full walkthrough
Watch the full demo
One house, start to finish: speakers, a home theater, shades, control, cameras, conduits, views and sharing. Jump straight to the part you work on.
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The symbols you use every day, already drawn.
Sixteen systems, from in-ceiling speakers to leak sensors, grouped the way the app groups them. No blocks to build, no symbol library to maintain, and every plan your team makes reads the same way.
165 symbols · 16 systems
Speakers15
- IS-1Invisible
- SA-1Aperture
- SP-1Ceiling 6"
- SP-1Ceiling 8"
- LS-1Landscape
- IW-1In-wall
- WS-1On-wall
- FS-1Floor-standing
- BK-1Bookshelf
- SW-1Sub in-room
- SW-1Sub in-wall
- SW-1Sub ceiling
- SW-1Sub landscape
- VC-1Volume
- BAR-1LR passive
Surround Sound21
- 5.1
- 7.1
- 7.2
- 5.2.4
- FLL
- CC
- FRR
- FWLFWL
- FWRFWR
- SLSL
- SRSR
- SBLSBL
- SBRSBR
- TFLTFL
- TFRTFR
- TMLTML
- TMRTMR
- TRLTRL
- TRRTRR
- SLSurround L in-wall
- BAR-1LCR passive
Video4
- TV-1TV
- PJ-1Projector
- SCR-1Screen
- VW-1Video wall
Conferencing3
- MIC-1Ceiling mic
- MIC-1Table mic
- VCB-1Video bar
Lighting11
- LP-1Lighting
- P-1Processor
- LW-1Lutron
- L-1Generic Fixture
- KET-1K · Fixed
- KET-1K · Adj.
- RAN-1R · Fixed
- RAN-1R · Adj.
- KP-1Keypad
- DZ-1Dim
- SZ-1Switch
Window treatments5
- SHP-1Shade
- SH-1Shade
- DS-1Double
- DR-1Drapery
- DR-1Corner
Control & Voice2
- JN-1Josh Nano
- TS-1Touch
Comfort4
- FP-1Fireplace
- T-1T-stat
- TMP-1Sensor
- TH-1T-stat hub
Cameras13
- CAM-1Turret
- CAM-1Dome
- CAM-1Mini Dome
- CAM-1Bullet
- CAM-1Compact
- CAM-1Pinhole
- CAM-1180°
- CAM-1360°
- CAM-1Multi-lens
- CAM-1PTZ
- CAM-1LPR
- CAM-1AI
- NVR-1NVR
Intrusion10
- A-1Alarm
- DC-1Surface
- DC-1Recessed
- MD-1Wall motion
- MD-1Ceiling motion
- GB-1Glass-break
- PB-1Panic/duress button
- SRN-1Siren
- SKP-1Keypad
- SG-1Wireless sensor gateway
Access Control12
- IC-1Intercom
- IC-1Intercom/keypad
- ES-1Door Strike
- ML-1Mag Lock
- CR-1Reader
- CR-1Reader/keypad
- REX-1Exit button
- REX-1Exit motion
- DPS-1Door position
- AC-1Controller
- DOOR-1Door
- DB-1Doorbell
Fire & Life Safety18
- FD-1Smoke
- FD-1Heat
- FD-1CO
- FD-1Smoke/CO
- FD-1Duct smoke
- MPS-1Pull station
- FN-1Horn
- FN-1Strobe
- FN-1Horn/strobe
- FN-1Speaker
- FN-1Speaker/strobe
- FACP-1Fire panel
- ANN-1Annunciator
- FM-1Monitor
- FM-1Relay/control
- FM-1Isolator
- SM-1Waterflow
- SM-1Valve tamper
Water Protection2
- WL-1Water/leak sensor
- WV-1Shutoff valve
Network6
- WAP-1Indoor
- WAP-1Outdoor
- NS-1Switch
- NS-1PoE switch
- GW-1Gateway
- PP-1Patch panel
Infrastructure4
- R-1Rack
- ENC-1Enclosure
- DM-1D-Mark
- J-1J-box
Wiring35
Network
- Cat6
- Cat5e
- Cat6A
- Cat7
- Cat6 STP
- Cat6A STP
Speaker
- 16/4
- 14/4
- 16/2
- 14/2
- 12/2
- 12/4
- Audio/mic
Control & alarm
- Keypad
- Shade
- 22/4
- 18/2
- 18/4
- 18/5
- DMX
- 22/2
- 22/6
- RS-485/OSDP
- Access bundle
Fire alarm
- 18/2 FPLR
- 18/4 FPLR
- 16/2 FPLR
- 16/4 FPLR
Video & coax
- RG6
- HDMI
- USB
Fiber
- Fiber
- Fiber OS2
- Fiber OM3
- Fiber OM4
In the editor
Less time drafting. More time selling.
The steps that eat an afternoon in CAD take a few moves here.
01Click a device, see everything about it
Properties shows how it’s mounted, which rack it runs to, and each cable with its length estimated from the drawing.
Surround builder
Build the theater step by step.
Choose the rack, the displays and a layout from 3.1 to 9.2.4. Before anything lands, it shows every icon and every cable it will place.
- Rack
- Displays & layout
- Type
- Wiring
- Save
Also built in
Work together, live
Your team edits the same plan and sees each other’s changes as they sync.
Versions you can restore
Save a version at each stage of the job and go back to any of them.
Automatic numbering
SP-1, CAM-4, WAP-2: every device tagged as you place it.
Equipment CSV
Counts by system, ready for the proposal software you already use.
Cable & conduit schedules
Export cable schedules as PDF or CSV. Include conduit size/type totals and runs in the PDF and shared presentation.
Views for each trade
Show one trade’s systems at a time, on screen, in the PDF and in the presentation.
Wi-Fi coverage
See the 6, 5 and 2.4 GHz reach of each access point, drawn to scale.
Work status
Mark devices To do, Done or Blocked, so the next visit starts with what’s left.
TVs and soundbars at real size
Pick a TV size and see it drawn to scale on the plan.
Your title block
Company, client, address, scale and revision on every PDF sheet.
Full CAD bid sets
Pick the page you need from a PDF of up to 200 pages. A real 74-page bid set works.
iPad and Apple Pencil
Place devices with your finger and write notes with the Pencil. Same plan as on your laptop.
Price the job straight from the plan.
Every device is numbered and counted the moment you place it. The equipment list builds itself, so the proposal matches the plan and nobody recounts by hand.
- Place itWork room by room. Hide a system to focus on one trade at a time.
- It’s countedSP-1, SP-2, CAM-1: numbered as you place and totalled by system, with zones for the speakers.
- Quote itDownload the equipment list and the cable schedule as CSV files for the proposal software you already use.
Everyone works from the same drawing.
The plan isn’t only for the person who draws it. Everyone on the job saves time when it’s right.
- Sales
Wins the job with a professional plan. Showing the client the whole picture opens the door to more systems.
- The office
Orders the right equipment from the counts, not from memory.
- Techs
Find every device by its tag and location without calling the office to ask where it goes.
- The client
Sees what they’re paying for, and later, what they got.
- Builder and electrician
Know where the boxes and pre-wire go before the drywall closes.
Techs understand the plan without calling the office.
Every device is tagged and placed exactly where it goes, and each trade sees only what it needs. Less guessing, fewer phone calls, less redoing work.
Each trade sees only its systems
Save a view for each trade, so the electrician sees the boxes and the network tech sees the Wi-Fi. Views print the same way in the PDF.
- 6 GHz
- 5 GHz
- 2.4 GHz
Every stage of the job
From the first walkthrough to the service call.
- 01
Walkthrough
Mark up the floor plan as you walk the site. Each visit keeps its own layer of notes.
- 02
Proposal
Counts, a clean PDF and a share link to quote from.
- 03
Pre-wire and rough-in
Everyone sees where each box goes. A missed pre-wire means a drywall patch and a return trip.
- 04
Trim
Techs mark each device done or blocked, right on the plan.
- 05
Handoff and as-built
Save a version as the as-built and give the client the plan of what they bought.
- 06
Service
The printed sheet stays in the rack or panel. Years later, anyone scans its QR code for the current plan.
Scan any printed sheet to open the latest plan.
Print a PDF with your title block. Once the plan is shared, every sheet carries a QR code that opens the latest published version, so nobody on site works from an old revision.
A record of every job
Months later, the plan still shows every device, its tag and where it went, ready for the next service call.
Old printouts open the current plan
Publish an update and the same QR code shows it. No reprinting just to stay current.
Your brand on every sheet
Company, designer, client, scale and revision in a clean title block that looks the part in front of a client.
Client presentation
Plans that win the job.
Share a cover, a legend and every sheet as one link. The client zooms in and pages through in any browser, and you can lock it with a 4-digit PIN when they want it private.
Open a sample presentation
Built by an integrator who fights the same fires you do.
For years, I looked for an easy way to make professional plans the whole team could use at every stage of a project. I couldn’t find one, so I built it.
Viktor Kavinskyi · Integrator and founderRead the story →
Do I need CAD skills?
No. If you can drag and drop, you can draw the whole system. The symbols, numbers and counts are done for you.
Can I import a PDF floor plan or a DWG drawing?
Import a PDF page, PNG or JPEG. For a DWG drawing, export the sheet to PDF first; native DWG import is not supported. Set the scale by clicking two points you know the distance between, like a doorway or a dimension line.
Does it work on an iPad?
Yes. Place devices with your finger and write notes with Apple Pencil. It’s the same plan on your iPad and your laptop.
Can my team work on the same plan?
Yes. Invite people as Owner, Editor or Viewer. Everyone works on the same live plan and sees each other’s changes.
Who can see my plans?
Only the members of your workspace. A share link is read-only, never listed by search engines, and can be locked with a 4-digit PIN.
Will it handle a big commercial drawing set?
Yes. Pick the page you need from a PDF of up to 200 pages. A real 74-page CAD bid set works.
Does it replace my proposal software?
No, it feeds it. Download the equipment list as a CSV and bring the counts into the tool you already quote with.
What if I stop using it?
Your work stays yours. Download the PDF, the equipment CSV and a recovery file of the drawing at any time.
What kinds of systems can I put on one plan?
The symbol library covers sixteen systems, including speakers, home theater, cameras, access control, lighting, shades and networks. Place them on the same floor plan, then use views to focus on the systems each trade needs.
Can I export an equipment list and cable schedule?
Yes. Download equipment counts by system and a cable schedule as CSV files. Cable lengths can be estimated from the scaled drawing or entered as measured lengths. Check routes, length assumptions and quantities before ordering or installing.
Can I include a conduit schedule with the drawings?
Yes. Projects with conduits offer a Conduit schedule in Share, with size/type totals and rows grouped by sheet. Include it in the PDF or shared presentation. Each visible conduit counts once across included views. Plan lengths exclude rises, drops and slack; missing or disagreeing scales show Unknown. Check the routes and bends on site.
Can I share a plan with a client who doesn’t use the app?
Yes. A read-only presentation link opens in a browser and includes the cover, legend and plan sheets. You can add a PIN. A printed sheet’s QR code opens the latest published version of the shared plan.
Can I give different trades different views?
Yes. Save views that show the systems each trade needs, such as boxes for the electrician or access points for the network installer. Those views also work in the PDF and shared presentation.
Can I use it for as-built drawings and closeout?
Use the floor plan to record the installed device locations and field changes, then save an as-built version and export the PDF and schedules. Check the drawing against the finished work and your client’s closeout requirements. Publish updates to make them available through the shared link and printed QR code.
Does it create rack elevations or signal-flow diagrams?
No. Integrator Design Studio focuses on device layouts and cable routes on floor plans. Use your schematic or CAD tool for rack elevations, signal-flow diagrams and other details required by the job.
Can I work offline or attach site photos to devices?
Not currently. Editing needs an internet connection, and device photo attachments are not supported. You can add numbered field notes and markups to the plan, and download a PDF for reference when you are offline.
What does it cost?
It’s free during the beta: every workspace has Team free through January 31, 2027, no card needed. After that there will be a Free plan and paid plans, Solo and Team; you’ll get an email at least 30 days before prices start.