Education
Interior designers
Aalto is the visual workspace for the product layer. Save products once, organise by room and project, share a board, and export a schedule when you need one.
You juggle several live projects. Product research keeps moving. Your stack is often Sheets, Drive, screenshots, Pinterest, and long email threads.
Aalto is the visual workspace for that product layer. Store products across many projects or for future ones. Add a product once. Reuse it easily. Save with price, specs, and source at save. Organise by room and project. Share a board. Export a schedule when you need one. Rescrape prices on demand when you need current ones.
The job Aalto takes on
Save products from supplier sites with price, specs, and source URL at save. Store them for reuse across projects or for future ones. Organise by project and room. Share a board. Export CSV, XLSX, or PDF. Rescrape prices on demand when you need current ones. Keep the work lighter than a practice OS.
What stays elsewhere
Budgets with heavy formulas. Contracts. Formal approvals. Accounting. Full procurement. Inspiration browsing on Pinterest and similar tools. Aalto organises what you save. It does not replace discovery.
A week-one path
- Pick one live project.
- Name the rooms you already review.
- Save new products with source and price at save.
- Share one board internally.
- Export once if someone still needs a sheet.
- Decide whether to widen beyond the pilot.
“Aalto gives our studio one elegant place to save and return to the pieces we want to keep track of for all our projects. It has become part of our design process.”
Frequently asked questions
Do prices update automatically?
No. It stores the price when you save. You can rescrape prices on demand when you need current ones. It does not keep prices continuously live in the background.
Is Aalto studio management software?
No. It is a product-sourcing and organisation layer. Lighter than Programa or Houzz Pro.
Can architects use it?
Some interiors-led work may fit. Documentation-led architecture is not the focus.