Floor Plan Studio
Field measurement · iPadSketch a room with a finger, point a Bluetooth laser measure at three walls, and walk out with a floor plan at true scale — readings stream straight to the iPad over Bluetooth. Two drawing modes: Primitive, sketch-first with laser-primed dimension lines, and Legacy, a boolean-additive build that grows the plan point → line → box → adjacent wall.
How it works
sketch → snap → laser → scale → paperwork · or point → line → box → planSketch it freehand
Trace the room with a finger or Apple Pencil while you walk it. Rough is fine — corners don't have to be straight.
It squares itself
The sketch is simplified and snapped to 90° and 45° angles. What you drew becomes a clean, closed plan.
Fire the laser
Tap a wall, pull the trigger on the laser. The reading arrives over Bluetooth and assigns itself to that wall.
Scale locks in
Three walls is all it takes. The whole polygon computes its real-world scale, and every remaining wall derives from geometry.
Dimension lines, laser-primed
Drag a dimension line from one wall to another — it sits primed until the next laser reading drops its true length straight in.
Or build it in Legacy mode
Prefer construction order? Legacy grows the plan additively — point to line, line to box, box to adjacent wall — then boolean-unions the shapes into one clean footprint.
Flows to the estimate
Perimeter, trim runs, and area feed straight into estimates and proposal documents. Works offline on site, syncs later.
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What it does
- Two modes: Primitive sketch-and-draw, or Legacy point→line→box additive build
- Dimension lines drag wall-to-wall and prime for the next laser reading
- Freehand sketch → simplified, squared, and closed automatically
- Tap a wall, pull the trigger — the measurement assigns itself
- Three walls in, the whole plan computes its true scale
- Remaining walls derived from geometry, no re-measuring
- Plans feed estimates, trim calculations, and proposals
- Works offline on site; syncs when you're back on signal
Run it on your next site visit.
Join the early access program — field testers shape the build.