Everything free, in one place

The course, the calculator, the labelling guide and the articles. Nothing here is behind an email address. Take what is useful and go and use it.

Two things worth doing before anything else

One explains how archviz studios actually get clients. The other tells you what your studio is really making.

Course · free · about an hour

The Foundation: how archviz studios get clients

Five lessons on where the work comes from, why good renders alone stop bringing it, and what to build instead. Watch it on YouTube, in order.

Watch the course

Tool · free

The profit calculator

Put in your hours, your rate and your overhead. It shows what a project actually earns you once the revisions and the unbilled hours are counted. Most studios find the answer uncomfortable.

Open the calculator

Guide · open, never gated

Labelling AI work under the EU AI Act

Article 50 applies to every studio selling into the EU, and most of the advice online is wrong in both directions. This is the plain reading: what has to be labelled, what does not, and how to say it without claiming something you cannot back up. Information, not legal advice.

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Read the guide The short book version

Anees Alomar, studio portrait.
All of it is free and none of it is gated. If it is useful, use it. If you want it applied to your own studio, that is what the call is for.

And the channel, for what is easier to show than to write

Client conversations, teardowns, and the parts of the system that are easier to show than to write.

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Go to YouTube

If you use only one thing on this page, use the calculator, and use it on a project you already finished. Most owners discover the number is lower than they thought, and that number is what every other decision on this site is downstream of.

Then find out why the number is what it is Seven sentences studio owners actually say, what is going on underneath each one, and where to read further. No email required for any of it.