Real capture · Bedroom · 2026-07-16

Photorealistic, measurable spaces. From an iPhone.

One walk gives your team a metric floor plan, a photorealistic 3D model, and the files to keep work moving.

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Median 1.4 in vs tape · 167 spans · Aug 2026

Photorealistic Spatia reconstruction of a bedroom: unmade bed, window blinds, rug and floorboards rendered from the trained Gaussian-splat model
LiDAR-aligned158 1/4 inBedroom long wall · tape 158 15/16 in
Metric floor plan of the same bedroom scan, drawn by the Spatia floor-plan chain
Plan — same walk164.6 sq ft · 22 walls
Bedroom — real Spatia renderScan 1833d888 · captured 2026-07-16Same model as the live demo

How it works

One walk. Three deliverables.

The plan and the space below come from a single capture — scan faec82e6, a four-room apartment scanned empty on move-in day.

01 · Walk

Capture on iPhone

A guided walk on the iPhone already in your pocket. LiDAR depth and photo frames in one pass — the bedroom above took 622 frames.

02 · Plan
Metric floor plan of the four-room apartment: kitchen with oven and storage, bathroom with bathtub, connected rooms, wall-by-wall dimensions in feet and inches
Metric floor planScan faec82e6 · 83 wall segments

A floor plan in feet and inches

Wall-by-wall lengths, doors, windows, and fixtures — exported as SVG and DXF files your estimating tools can open.

03 · Space
Photorealistic Spatia render of the apartment's main room: bare walls, large window, wood floor
Main room — real renderScan faec82e6 · rendered 2026-08-29

A photorealistic space

A Gaussian-splat model anyone can orbit, walk, and measure in a browser — no plugin, no capture rig.

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Built for restoration workflows

Pin it in the room. Hand off the evidence.

Notes live where the damage is — on the LiDAR-locked surface, with the capture date attached — so scope, plan, and photo cannot drift apart.

Spatia render of the bedroom door wall: switch bank, door casing and handle, reconstructed sharply enough to read hardware
Bedroom · door wallScan 1833d888 · captured 2026-07-16
Pinned note

Skim and repaint around the switch bank before handover — the casing stays.

Example note · pinned in the viewer
Condition reportPlanned — assembled from pinned notes

Render is real; the note is an example. Report assembly is on the pilot roadmap, not in the product today.

Measured, not promised

Checked against a tape measure.

Every usable capture of one apartment — 24 scans from May to August 2026 — was run through the same floor-plan chain that ships to clients, then matched to 167 hand-taped spans.

1.4 inmedian absolute error across all 167 matched spans (1.3%)
4.1 in90th-percentile error — the tail, not just the average
24independent captures of the same apartment, May–Aug 2026
Span familySpansMedian errP90 err
Walls & room dimensions1101.2 in3.6 in
Door widths221.1 in2.9 in
Window widths352.5 in5.3 in
All matched spans1671.4 in4.1 in

Method: RoomPlan floor-plan chain vs founder tape (2026-08-22) · report generated 2026-08-26

Matching was structural, and ambiguous candidates were dropped — not guessed. Windows read 2–3 inches narrow because the scanner measures the glass aperture inside the taped frame span; we say so rather than hide it.

The chain also measured this apartment's ~9 ft 4 in ceilings in every capture — a span tools that assume 8 ft ceilings never see. (Ceilings were never tape-measured, so they stay out of the headline numbers.)

Measured against tape — 167 matched spansMethod recorded per span — full table available in the pilotExport-ready — SVG · DXF · shareable web viewer

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The pilot is deliberately small: one crew at a time, scanning real jobs, with the founder on the other end of the thread. If the numbers above matter to your work, write to us.

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