Built by an interior designer,for the people shaping spaces.

As an interior designer, I realised I was spending far too much time on things that had nothing to do with actually designing. Searching through old emails. Keeping specifications in one place, invoices somewhere else, client approvals buried in messages, and several versions of the same file spread across folders.

So I started building the workspace I wished I had: one place where a project could live from beginning to end, with the rooms, specifications, budgets, documents, tasks, invoices, approvals and communication all connected.

But interior design doesn’t happen inside an isolated project tool. Designers work with brands, suppliers, clients, contractors and other designers every day, and those relationships sit completely apart from the tools we use to run our projects. That’s when The Design Index became more than a workspace.

It didn’t arrive fully formed, and it is still evolving. I’ve added things, removed things and changed direction more than once, and I want to keep building it in the open.