Interior Designers
Drafts proposals, chases procurement, keeps clients updated on the install date, and runs the fee math on every change.
What Interior Designers takes off your desk.
Proposals drafted
Written from your fee structure and past scopes, with the assumptions written down.
Procurement chased
Knows which order is unconfirmed, with which supplier, and how close the install date is.
Clients updated
They hear about a slipped date from you first, with the new one already worked out.
Fee math
Flat fees, procurement margins, and deposit splits calculated once and correctly.
From morning rush to evening wrap.
You don't manage the agent. You delegate, and it reports back — with every tool call on the record.
Where do my projects stand?
- Read the three live projects. Alvarez, Nguyen, Bishop.
- Alvarez: kitchen proposal sent, quiet six days, $6,000 flat fee.
- Nguyen: cabinetry order still unconfirmed with the supplier.
- Bishop: install due 30 September, and no status has gone out this week.
- Drafted a follow-up for Alvarez and a status note for Bishop.
“Hi — checking in on the kitchen proposal. Happy to walk through the scope and timeline. The next step is a sign-off so procurement can start, and I can hold the September dates until Friday.”
“Hi — checking in on the kitchen proposal. Happy to walk through the scope and timeline. The next step is a sign-off so procurement can start, and I can hold the September dates until Friday.”
Sent on your OK. Procurement chased separately, not by the client.
- Notion
- Google Calendar
- Stripe
- Gmail
Solo designers and small studios who specify the job and invoice it themselves.
Studios with a project manager already running procurement and the install calendar.
Every tool call, on the record.
Held actions asked you first. Blocked ones never ran. Open a row to read the reasoning.
Reading your own message threads is always allowed under your default policy. No approval needed, and it is still written to the log.
Read-only lookup against the MLS connection you authorised at setup. Nothing was written or shared.
A rule you set holds messages to this client for approval. The draft sat in the thread until you replied “send”.
Released by you at 07:44 with a one-word reply. The exact text that was sent is stored against this entry.
Calendar holds on your own diary are pre-approved. Invitations to other people are not — that is a separate rule.
Open any row to see why the agent did it.
Drafts proposals, chases procurement, keeps clients updated on the install date, and runs the fee math on every change.
Join the Interior Designers listOr start with Closer or the free tools
Bring your own Anthropic key and take $15 a month off. Every plan includes the managed runtime, the audit layer, and the curated skill catalog — see pricing. Pro comes with one bundle. If yours is already spoken for, Interior Designers is $59 a month on top — and Pro+ carries several without one.
The things people ask about Interior Designers.
Does it work with my CRM?
We connect to the CRM you already use, and we're adding more as we go — prioritized by what members actually use. Tell us your tools during onboarding. Without a CRM connected, Wrasse still drafts from the details you give it.
Do I have to use a CRM at all?
No. The design proposals, client updates, invoices, project-status notes, and the fee math are built-in skills that need nothing connected. The CRM unlocks the follow-up and engagement-status features — drafting from a client's project stage and last touchpoint, and flagging clients or projects that have gone quiet.
Will it ever message a client or send something on its own?
Only within what your policy allows: it sends client messages as tool calls through your connected accounts, checked against it, anything it holds asks you first, and every one is in your activity log. It never invents a fee, a product cost, a budget, or a timeline. It runs the fee math on the numbers you give it and reports each project as it actually stands.
Which fee models does it handle?
All four ways designers price work: hourly, a flat design fee for a defined scope, a percentage of the project budget, and cost-plus — the markup on the furnishings you source. Tell it the model and the numbers and it returns the breakdown — fee basis, discount, tax, the total, and the pre-tax net. It never sets a rate for you; the numbers are the ones you give it.
What about scope creep and budget?
It watches for both. Wrasse prices work cleanly in one model, and when a request goes beyond the agreed scope or budget it surfaces it rather than quietly absorbing it — it'll draft a note flagging the added scope and what it would cost. Protecting scope and budget is the difference between a profitable project and a painful one.
What about confidentiality? My clients' data is sensitive.
Your agent is private to you. Every tool call it makes is checked against your rules and written to your audit log. Wrasse staff see account-level details to run the service, and opening your account as you takes a time-limited support session with a stated reason, recorded in our audit log. We don't train on your data, and one client's information never surfaces in another's draft. See the control overview for the full picture.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel from the dashboard, no questions asked. You can export your activity log from the dashboard at any time.
Want Interior Designers first?
Interior Designers is open to a small design cohort of solo interior designers first. Leave your email to apply and we'll write once, with next steps. Interior Designers is in development for solo interior designers. Leave your email and we'll write once, when it opens. No card, no call.