One of the biggest advantages of RENDR Flex is that it isn’t tied to a single device.

Whether you’re standing in a customer’s kitchen, reviewing plans in the office, or making final adjustments before sending plans to a designer, Flex allows you to work from the device that’s best suited for the task.

Every version of Flex shares the same editing philosophy and the same project data. While each platform is optimized for its own strengths, your workflow remains consistent no matter where you’re working.

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Three devices displaying the same floor plan (Web, iPad, and iPhone)

Choose your device based on what you’re trying to accomplish—not where your project lives.

Your projects stay with you. Start in the field, continue in the office, and finish wherever it makes the most sense.

For most remodelers, a project naturally moves through several stages.

Capture

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Review

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Edit

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Document

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Export / Share

Flex was designed so each platform supports those stages differently while still working together.

The iPhone is designed for mobility.

It goes wherever you do.

Most users will spend their time on iPhone while meeting with homeowners, walking existing conditions, documenting spaces, and making quick edits before leaving the jobsite.

Typical iPhone workflows include:

Because you’re working on a touch device, the interface is optimized for one-handed navigation, quick selections, and focused editing panels.

The iPad combines portability with additional workspace.

Many contractors find it becomes their primary editing device because it provides more screen space while remaining easy to carry through a home.

The larger display makes complex plans easier to navigate and provides room for additional editing panels without feeling crowded.

Typical iPad workflows include:

If you’re spending more than a few minutes refining a plan, the iPad often provides the best balance between mobility and productivity.

The Web editor is designed for precision.

A larger monitor, mouse, and keyboard make it ideal for users who spend significant time refining plans or preparing documentation before exporting.

Many advanced users prefer completing final edits on the web before sending plans to downstream software because larger displays make it easier to review an entire floor plan at once. Some precision editing features also take advantage of keyboard and mouse input.

Typical web workflows include:

Many users assume they should complete an entire project on a single device.

In reality, Flex works best when you use each device for what it does best.

A common workflow might look like this:

Because your project stays synchronized, you’re never starting over.

Yes.

Every edit you make becomes part of the same project.

That means you can:

There is no need to recreate your work when moving between platforms.

💡 Pro Tip

If you’ll be working without a reliable internet connection, complete as much work as possible before heading to the jobsite. Flex is designed to support offline workflows, and your changes will synchronize when connectivity is restored.

The editing experience is intentionally consistent across every platform.

The same concepts—walls, rooms, flooring areas, objects, measurements, and annotations—work the same way regardless of which device you’re using.

However, each platform is optimized for its own input method.

On Web

On iPad

On iPhone