A measuring crew in your pocket.

Apple RoomPlan reads the space with the LiDAR sensor and reconstructs walls, doors, and windows live. The plan rotates to sit square automatically, so your longest wall lies flat.

Floor area, wall area (with door and window openings subtracted), ceiling height, and perimeter — all computed in feet, no manual math.

Every scan saves a USDZ model you can spin, walk through in AR, and reference back on site or at the desk.

A clean floor plan drawn from the scan — walls in ink, doors in orange, windows in blue, openings dashed. Numbered pins sit right where you dropped them.

Not just the top-down plan — a face-on elevation of every wall, with each door and window placed at its real width, sill, and offset.

Point-to-point distance for a single run, or trace a surface for square footage. AR measurements snap to detected walls and floors and read out in feet and inches.

Tap a spot, add a note, attach a photo. Findings travel with the scan and surface on the blueprint and in the quote.

Preview tile, plank, and paint finishes mapped onto the real surfaces in AR — sell the upgrade before you've left the driveway.

Push the scan to your MeloDocs workspace over a secure key. Empty rooms, full houses, or a single closet — it all lands in Scans.

Before a blank template, MeloAI asks what you want quoted for the room, then prices your measured quantities exactly — square footage untouched.

The capture becomes a first-class block inside the quote — blueprint, stat cards, and pins the homeowner sees behind every number.

Link a scan to a contact and it opens a real deal on your MeloJobs pipeline, with the measurements logged to the job's activity.