Walk through a property once and get a dimensioned 2D floor plan and a 3D model. This iOS app uses LiDAR to detect walls, doors, windows and furniture, labels room areas automatically, and exports to PDF, DXF/CAD and BIM — replacing an afternoon with a tape measure.
Estate agents, surveyors and interior designers all needed the same thing: an accurate floor plan without the manual measuring. We built an app that uses LiDAR to understand a space as you move through it — recognising walls, openings and fixtures rather than just capturing a raw point cloud.
As each room is scanned, the app snaps walls square, places doors and windows, and calculates area and perimeter. Multiple rooms stitch into a single floor, multiple floors into a building — then the whole thing exports as a clean plan a draughtsperson can actually use.
A guided scanning flow that produces plans precise enough for listings, quotes and renovation work.
LiDAR depth plus scene understanding identifies walls and corners and snaps them square — so plans look drawn, not sketched.
Openings are recognised and placed automatically, with editable widths and swing direction for accurate, code-friendly drawings.
Each room is labelled with floor area, perimeter and ceiling height the moment it’s closed — instant figures for listings and quotes.
Rooms join into floors and floors stack into a whole building, with a staircase link that keeps levels aligned.
Optional object capture drops furniture, sanitaryware and appliances into the plan for richer surveys and design briefs.
Share a tidy PDF, hand a DXF to CAD, or push an IFC model into BIM — plus a 3D walkthrough link for clients.
