Hey PH! I'm Constantine, founder of Eler.

I kept hearing the same frustration from architects and interior designers: getting a

photorealistic render meant either learning complex software, waiting days for outsourced

visuals, or spending hours babysitting a render engine. They just wanted to see what their

space would look like, quickly, from any angle, and get back to designing.

So I built Eler:

- Upload a SketchUp, GLB, FBX file, or even a plain image

- Navigate to any camera angle in a browser-based 3D preview

- Hit render, photorealistic result in about a minute

- Nothing to install, no GPU required

The thing I'm most proud of: material consistency across views. With most AI rendering tools,

you render the living room from the doorway and the oak floor looks warm and natural. Render

the kitchen close-up and suddenly it's a different shade, different grain. Show both to a

client and they ask "is this the same project?"

Eler treats your model as one coherent scene, not a series of disconnected single-image

generations. Same materials, every angle.

Would love to hear from anyone who works with 3D models. What would make this genuinely useful

for your workflow?