Bring it together
Put the project’s material in one Room
Start with the material you have, then bring your collaborators into the same Room.
- Documents
- Interviews
- Research
- Footage
- Notes
- Drafts
Open up the world of a project
Rooms brings a project’s material into one shared context, so you can see how the pieces relate, explore what they reveal, and turn that understanding into creative work and practical next steps.
How it works
What Rooms can do with your material
Get a connected read
See the people, events, themes, and questions in your material
Rooms brings forward recurring patterns, contrasts, and open questions across sources, with findings linked to the passages or moments they came from.
Compare and investigate
Follow a question across interviews and documents
Compare how people describe the same event, see where accounts meet or differ, and open the source passages that need a closer look.
Reconstruct and rehearse
Turn a source moment into a scene you can enter
Move from footage to a linked 3D scene. Adjust people or positions, compare alternatives, and rehearse how the moment changes.
Make useful work
Create a brief, map, storyboard, or paper edit
Shape what the project finds into an editable Development Brief or material map, then carry those findings into a storyboard or paper edit.
Choose what happens next
Turn open questions into next steps your team can take
Rooms proposes research and task steps based on what the material raises. Review the plan, shape it with collaborators, and choose what becomes work.
Examples from real project work
Turn what you find into the work your project needs
Start with a decision, a question, or a moment. Make something useful from it.
Choose a direction to develop
Compare possible directions in a Development Brief, with relevant source passages, open questions, and the evidence each direction still needs.
Compare accounts of the same event
Follow themes across interviews and documents. See where accounts align or differ, with the source passages ready to inspect.
Rehearse a moment before shaping the work
Open footage beside its linked 3D scene. Adjust positions, compare alternatives, and see how a change reshapes the moment.
Why it matters
Let what you learn shape the next move
Turn a comparison into a brief, a source moment into a scene to test, or a finding into the next task your team chooses. The work moves forward from what the project has already learned.