The tape measure
Two people, a wobbly tape, numbers on the back of an envelope, and a sketch nobody else can read.
For iPhone with LiDAR
No tape measure. No laser. No hundred taps. Hold up your iPhone, walk around once, and RoomReady tells you where to point, spots every window and door, and hands you a floor plan you can send.
Point at the wall in front of you
Hold the phone upright, at chest height.
"Door" — it says it out loud
Two people, a wobbly tape, numbers on the back of an envelope, and a sketch nobody else can read.
Point, tap, point, tap. A hundred measurements later you still don't have a plan, and nobody told you what you missed.
One slow walk. It tells you where to point, catches the windows and doors, asks only what it couldn't see, and draws the plan.
You don't need to know what a floor plan should contain. RoomReady coaches you with words, a buzz and a little map that fills in as you go.
A map draws the room as you go. Dashed walls mean "have another look". It warns you if it's too dark.
Usually one or two taps, with pictures: which way a door swings, or whether that tall glass is a door or a window.
"Here are the measurements for my bedroom. The ceiling is 252 cm, the window starts 82 cm from the floor…"
Plan, wall photos, 3D model and a written reply, ready in your email. You read it and press Send.
Send exactly what they asked for: plan, heights, windows, door swings, photos.
Know the wall lengths and the doorway before you order, not after it arrives.
Scan the new flat on viewing day and plan where everything goes from your sofa.
Flooring, painting, kitchen fitting: give them a plan, get a real quote.
Good. That's who it's made for. No jargon, no settings, no plans to choose.
A clear record of every room for listings, handovers and arguments about square metres.
Short answers, no small print.
iPhones and iPads with a LiDAR scanner: iPhone 12 Pro and newer Pro models, and recent iPad Pros.
Accurate enough to plan furniture and brief a designer. For anything cut or ordered to the millimetre, check that one number with a tape. You can correct any value in the app.
Yes, with the lights on. If it's too dark, the app tells you before the scan loses its place.
They stay on your iPhone. Nothing is uploaded unless you choose to share it.
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