Calculate exact m² from a photo.
No more guessing paint quantities or getting rained on fresh lacquer. AI plans and calculates for you.
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Calculation templates you set up once: hourly rate, speed per component (frame, gutter, radiator), markup for latex versus lacquer work - all calculated in seconds. Colors are saved with exact RAL/NCS codes, so your subcontractor knows exactly what to mix.
Subcontractors get access to their own jobs with the right specifications and upload photos of their work. For exterior painting, you get a warning if rain or high humidity is expected.
Familiar challenges
These are the problems Painters face daily
M² guesswork
Ordering too much or too little paint due to a quick, inaccurate surface estimate.
Weather stress
Having to manually rearrange your schedule because the sky suddenly clouds over.
Color disputes
Clients who claim afterward that they really ordered a different shade.
Documenting surface prep
Peeling paint, moisture spots, wood rot - you need to document it or face disputes later.
A day with Klusmaat
This is what a workday looks like for a Painter using Klusmaat
Meteo Planner
AI sees rain and automatically moves your exterior job to a dry day. Interior work goes first.
Scan the Facade
You inspect window frames on the west side. Calculation template runs the numbers: condition 'fair', alkyd exterior RAL 7016.
Digital Approval
The color code and gloss level are documented in black and white in the quote. Client accepts same day.
Subcontractor check
Your freelancer sends photos of the ceiling at the Jansens: latex applied, masking removed. Approved.
Portfolio boost
Photo of the result for your website. Invoice goes out automatically, including color codes and brands used.
Meteo Planner
AI sees rain and automatically moves your exterior job to a dry day. Interior work goes first.
Scan the Facade
You inspect window frames on the west side. Calculation template runs the numbers: condition 'fair', alkyd exterior RAL 7016.
Digital Approval
The color code and gloss level are documented in black and white in the quote. Client accepts same day.
Subcontractor check
Your freelancer sends photos of the ceiling at the Jansens: latex applied, masking removed. Approved.
Portfolio boost
Photo of the result for your website. Invoice goes out automatically, including color codes and brands used.
How Painters use Klusmaat
Real-world scenarios from the field
Exterior house painting
Window frames and cladding in alkyd. Klusmaat checks the weather, schedules only on dry days and automatically switches to interior work when it rains. RAL codes and gloss level are in the quote, surface prep is documented with photos. After completion: invoice with color codes and brands sent automatically.
HOA / Property project
Multiple units in a complex with subcontractors. Each freelancer sees their own jobs with the correct color specifications. Progress photos are collected per unit. You maintain oversight of the entire project from one dashboard.
Seasonal planning
Exterior work in spring, interior in winter. Klusmaat plans your season ahead based on weather history and capacity. Customers automatically receive a reminder when their exterior work is due again.
Features for you
These Klusmaat features are especially relevant for Painters
Calculates m² from photos, answers your phone and assesses the condition of the surface.
WhatsApp, SMS, email and calls in one inbox. Never miss a client message between jobs.
Invoices with color codes, brands and coats automatically after completion. Payment reminders included.
Weather-integrated planning: automatic rescheduling when it rains. Interior work takes priority on bad days.
Track paint stock per RAL/NCS code, monitor consumption per job and reorder on time.
Subcontractors with their own login, color specifications per job and approval flow for photos.
Product data sheets, coverage rates and drying times per brand. The AI finds the right paint advice instantly.
“No more color disputes and never again too much expensive lacquer sitting on the shelf unused.”
A painter from Utrecht
Painting company, 4 people