Step 1 — Describe your project
TrueBuild starts with your words: describe the renovation in plain English — a kitchen refresh, a backyard makeover, a basement build-out — and pick your property type.
Your renovation starts here. In three guided steps, TrueBuild turns a plain-English idea into a contractor-ready brief — no jargon, no guesswork, no sign-up required to start.
TrueBuild starts with your words: describe the renovation in plain English — a kitchen refresh, a backyard makeover, a basement build-out — and pick your property type.
TrueBuild's AI suggests styles, materials, features, and moods from a curated taxonomy; you keep what fits, skip what doesn't, and add your own keywords.
TrueBuild assembles a contractor-ready brief: an editable written summary, your style selections, and an optional AI concept image — yours to review, and to submit with your contact information for possible sharing with contractors when you choose.
TrueBuild does not charge homeowners to build and save a renovation brief or generate concept images. If you submit a brief, TrueBuild may share it with contractors and charge them for access.
There is no promised completion time. You move through the selections at your own pace, and AI generation time can vary.
No. You can describe your project and explore keywords as a guest. You only need an email and phone number when you're ready to share your brief with contractors.
Yes. Edit keywords, regenerate the summary, or upload a new reference image at any time before you submit your brief.
No. TrueBuild prepares you for the contractor conversation. The brief gives a contractor an accurate picture of your project so quotes are grounded and the first meeting starts on the same page — the site visit, pricing, and construction still belong to a real professional.
Share the brief at your first conversation — send the link or bring it to the site visit. The written summary tells the contractor your scope and priorities, the style keywords show the direction, and the concept image shows the feel. Contractors quote faster and more accurately when the project is already articulated.