FORESHADOWFor permanent lighting installers and distributors
Show the finished job before a single light goes in.
Type an address. Minutes later your customer is looking at a photograph of their own house with the work already done, beside a signable price and a parts list your supplier recognises. Built for permanent lighting, and nothing else.
What comes out
- A signable proposal with their house on it
- Three packages, each with its own number and its own range
- A parts list your distributor recognises
- A build plan the crew can work from
Measure
Type the address. The roofline comes back measured, with how sure it is said out loud.
Price
Your prices, your margin. Three packages, each with its own number and its own range.
Show them
Their house, lit, from their own photograph. The picture can never show a light the order does not buy.
One house, start to finish
A sample house we generated for this page. It is not a real home and the address is not real.
1. Type the addressOne box, one button. 
2. Show them their house, litPainted from the measured roofline: 176 ft, 264 lights. 
3. Hand over the proposalThe same pictures, the same footage, ready to sign.
Every house, built in three dimensions
The picture is what the customer remembers. The model underneath it is what makes the picture true, lets the view move, and gives the crew something to work from. One address search produces all of it.
What the tool actually does
Measured, not guessed
The footprint starts from the address and gets confirmed against the satellite photo, corner by corner, before anything is priced. Every run is checked against the supplier's own engineering limits, and the price shows as a range until the walls are verified.
The pictures that close
Their house at dusk with the system on. In daylight with it off. Any angle, because it is a model and not a snapshot, plus a one-page signable proposal sent from the driveway.
A real model, not a drawing
Every other tool draws dots on a flat photograph. Foreshadow reconstructs the building from the measured roofline, then lights it. That is why the view can move, why the crew can be handed something they can turn around, and why the picture agrees with the parts list.
How it works
- Search the addressThe house is measured from real imagery while you watch, and you confirm the outline on the satellite photo.
- Pick the packageGood, better, best, priced live from your supplier catalog.
- Show the pictureA photograph-grade preview of their own house, finished.
- Send the proposalSignable on their phone, with the order list ready for your distributor.
Try it on your next three jobs
Make an account and quote three properties free. Real addresses, real measurements, real pictures you can put in front of a customer. Nothing is watermarked and nothing expires on a timer, because a tool you cannot show a customer proves nothing.
After that it is $499 a month, and the first ten dealers keep that rate for good.
The questions installers actually ask
What if the satellite photo is bad?
You walk the house once with a tape: a length and a turn per wall. Either way the geometry is real, never a guess the software made for you.
How accurate is the measurement?
Until a wall is verified with a tape, every price shows as a range and the tool states in plain words how confident it is. Walk the walls and it firms to the cent.
What does the free trial cost me?
Nothing, and no card is taken. Three properties, quoted and previewed in full. If you stop there you keep the proposals you made and we keep nothing but your email.
Quote your first three properties free
Sign in with Google and your first address is measured in minutes. No card, no install, no call with a salesman before you are allowed to see the thing work.