Your trades, your tags
Start from a standard set of trades and categories, then make it yours. Tags like PL-01 are numbered for you and never reshuffle.
Selection schedules for architects and designers
Palemiro keeps every fixture, finish and fitting of a project in one schedule. Lay out what each room needs, fill it from a product link, let your client choose, and give the builder a schedule that is never out of date.
In private beta with a small group of studios.
| Tag | Item | Status | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plumbing | ||||
| PL-01 | Kitchen faucetBridge faucet, side spray · Unlacquered brass | Approved | ||
| PL-02 | Vanity faucetWidespread, cross handles · Polished nickel | With client | ||
| PL-03 | Freestanding tubNothing chosen yet | To choose | ||
| Electrical & Lighting | ||||
| EL-01 | Island pendantsHand-blown glass globe, 10 in · Aged brass | Approved | ||
| EL-02 | Exterior sconceDark sky, wet rated · Matte black | With client | ||
| Tile | ||||
| TL-01 | BacksplashZellige 2×6, stacked · Sea glass | Approved | ||
Model numbers copied by hand, finishes in a second tab, a file called "FINAL v7". Every change means another round of checking.
Your client said yes to the brass, in a reply-all, three weeks ago. The builder never saw it.
A printed schedule starts going stale the moment it leaves the office. The plumber orders from the old one.
How it works
One schedule follows the project from the first walk-through to the last fixture installed. Everyone works from the same version.
Name your rooms, then go room by room typing what each one needs. The trade and tag are filled in for you.
Paste a manufacturer's product page. Palemiro reads the name, model, finish and image, and you check it before it's saved.
Offer two or three options. Your client picks one, leaves a note, or suggests something they found.
Nothing reaches the builder until you've signed it off. Every approval is recorded.
Send a link, print a PDF with a QR code, or let the builder look it up on a phone. It's always the current version.
The site binder. One printed book for the job: a sheet for every item with its cut sheet and manual, tabs by trade, a room index, and a list of what changed since the last issue.
Features
Every room is a card with one box. Type a few letters and Palemiro suggests what usually goes in a room like that. Press Enter and move on.
Found it on the manufacturer's site? Paste the page. Palemiro pulls out the details and the picture, and shows you exactly what it found before anything is saved.
Invite your client to the project. They see the options you've put forward, pick the one they like, and can suggest something of their own. You make the final call.
Give the builder and each trade a link of their own. Every PDF carries a QR code that opens the live schedule, so a printout never leaves anyone working from old information.
Everything in one place
Start from a standard set of trades and categories, then make it yours. Tags like PL-01 are numbered for you and never reshuffle.
Group rooms by floor or area, place an item in several rooms with its own quantity in each, and filter the schedule by room.
To choose, with the client, approved. See what's holding the project up, and who it's waiting on.
See the schedule exactly as your client, the builder or a shared link sees it, before you send it.
A clean, printable schedule for the whole project or a single trade, with your name on it and a QR code back to the live version.
One link per builder or trade, limited to what they need. Turn it off at any time.
Clients can put forward something they found. It arrives as a suggestion for you to accept or decline.
Everyone signs in with a link sent to their email. Clients and builders don't need to remember anything.
Invite your team, copy rooms from a past project, and keep every job in one place.
For everyone on the project
You decide what each person can see and do. Nobody gets a copy that drifts out of date.
Build the schedule, put options forward, approve, and share. Everything stays in your hands.
Choose between the options you've chosen for them, leave notes, and suggest what they've found.
Order and install from approved selections, with model numbers, finishes and quantities by room.
The electrician, plumber or tile setter gets a link to their own part of the job, and nothing else.
Built for the job site
Sites are dusty, busy and short on signal. Palemiro is made for a quick look between jobs.
We're building it alongside a small group of design studios. If you've been invited, sign in with your email; there's no password.