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BeginRooms

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Research, briefs and pitches in one visual workspace

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Research, briefs and pitches in one visual workspace

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Keep research images, source links and notes beside the brief you’re writing. BeginRooms combines native Docs, Sheets, Slides and visual-planning tools for freelancers and solo business owners. Each project has a 3D cube; open a face to work on a flat infinite canvas. Start with one face and one deliverable, save, then return to continue. 11-day no-card trial; paid subscription afterwards. Collaboration is being tested.

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Hey Product Hunt — I’m Sourav, the solo founder of BeginThings. BeginRooms is built around a practical problem: keeping the material for a client project together while doing the work. A brief, research, estimate and pitch often end up scattered across different tools. A project gets a 3D cube. Its six faces open infinite canvases, with native Docs, Sheets, Slides and visual-planning tools inside the workspace. You can organise each face around a different part of the project and use multiple cubes for different clients. A useful first test: choose a non-sensitive sample project, write the brief in Docs, calculate an estimate in Sheets and map the next steps on the canvas. Save it, then return in a later session to continue. The gallery shows sample work in the actual product. There’s an 11-day trial with no card required; continued access uses a paid subscription. Collaboration is still being tested. I’d value specific feedback: is moving between the cube, its faces and the canvas clear? Which everyday task would you try first, and where does the workflow add friction?

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Your first BeginRooms task: finish a client brief

I m Sourav, a developer working on BeginRooms. If you re trying it for the first time, start with one deliverable: a brief you can use to scope a project. Use a fictional or non-sensitive example on a desktop or laptop.

1. In the workspace, choose Workspace Create a cube for your project.

2. Select the cube, choose a face and click Open face. Note the room, cube and face names so you know where this brief belongs.

3. Open Docs Blank document. Write four short sections: Outcome, Scope, Inputs needed, Next decision.

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