Scan or draw · five views
Scan the home once — or draw it on graph paper. HouseSense turns it into a measured drawing, a takeoff for quotes, a 3D model with real sunlight, a first-person walk you can stroll through — and finally one combined document you can put on the table.
The measured drawing
Walls, doors and windows to scale, with a compass and a tape measure. Colour a wall and it carries straight into 3D. Hold a wall and it folds up into an elevation — the wall seen head-on with its openings and dimensions.
Areas for every quote
Tap the rooms and get floor, ceiling, wall (gross and net) and skirting — the exact numbers a painter, flooring or drywall contractor asks for. Put prices on them and export a clean PDF.
Watch the light move
The model is built from the drawing. Turn on the sun and drag through the day — real sunlight falls through the real windows, hour by hour, on any date. Furniture stands where you place it.
Walk through it — first person
Step inside and walk the home at eye height, like a game. Sunlight pours through the windows, ceilings close overhead — flat, or sloped up to the ridge where the house has gables. Turn the phone sideways for the full view.
All of it in one place
In the end the home has to land on a table. Pick the rooms, pick the contents — floor plan, measurements, budget and to-do list — and save it all as one combined document. Your contractor gets exactly what the quote calls for; the bank gets the drawing with measurements.
Free on iPhone and iPad.
Download on the App Storefor iPhone and iPad — draw or scan