On-device High definition model generation happens locally on a compatible device instead of being sent away to a remote service.

3 formats Export as .usdz for mobile AR, .obj for pro workflows, or .stl for 3D printing.

2 scan modes Scan a physical object or capture an entire room to generate a CAD-style 2D and 3D floor plan.

All in one

Scan, Measure, 3D Print, & Share 3D model.

Scan your art works, favorite hand-crafted items, toys, anime figures, and more. Then switch to room capture and generate a readable floor plan without leaving the same app.

Scan an object Follow guided AR capture to turn a real object into a 3D model.

Scan a Room Use Apple's RoomPlan framework to turn a room into a clean blueprint and layout.

Share fast Share .usdz, .obj, .stl, room plans, links, or upload to Sketchfab fast.

Vertical video demo

Object scan

A tighter left-right walkthrough of the object capture workflow

Each stage is shown as a direct product moment: one screenshot on one side, the explanation on the other side, with the layout alternating so the page reads more like a guided walkthrough than a stack of oversized cards.

3D Scanner automatically detecting the object with a bounding box

01 Target the object

Point to the object and confirm the capture zone

The first moment is simple: aim at the object, tap continue, and let the app establish the working area. The automatic bounding box keeps the flow moving, while manual adjustment is still there when the scene needs cleanup.

Automatic detection gives the scan a fast starting point.
Manual tuning helps when background clutter needs correction.
The flow stays grounded in the object instead of a setup utility screen.

3D Scanner showing the point cloud while the scan is in progress

02 Build coverage

Follow the AR guide until the point cloud fills in

During the scan, the app visualizes the growing point cloud while you fill the target circle on screen. That makes the motion readable and keeps the capture from feeling like random orbiting.

The point cloud shows progress instead of leaving the user guessing.
Lower and upper angle passes improve detail around complex surfaces.
AR guidance turns photogrammetry into a repeatable routine.

3D Scanner generating the 3D model on device

03 Generate locally

Finish the model directly on the device

Once enough coverage is captured, the app generates the object model locally on supported hardware. That keeps the workflow privacy-friendly and makes the product feel self-contained instead of dependent on a remote pipeline.

Processing stays local on your compatible iPhone Pro or iPad Pro.
The model generation screen reads as part of the same capture flow.
There is no need to wait for a remote render service to catch up.

Preview of the generated 3D models after scanning

04 Preview the result

Inspect the generated model before you export it

The result stage is where the product proves itself. You can check the finished model, preview it in AR, and decide whether the next destination is casual sharing, a DCC toolchain, a printer, or Sketchfab.

AR preview keeps the result grounded in the real world.
The finished model is visible before you commit to export.
Sharing feels like the last step of the same flow, not another app.

Room plan

The same app also scans rooms into a readable blueprint workflow

Object capture is only half of the product. Room scanning uses Apple's RoomPlan framework to build a clean 2D and 3D floor plan, then lets you inspect measurements directly from the blueprint view.

3D Scanner app showing both 3D model scanning and room plan scanning

R1 Switch modes

Use the same app for object models and full room scanning

The product is not split into unrelated experiences. One mode focuses on object capture, while the other turns a whole room into a floor plan you can inspect and use.

Object capture and room planning live in one product.
The room mode is designed for readable architectural output, not just raw spatial data.
It broadens the app from a scanner into a useful spatial tool.

Finalized 2D room blueprint generated by the app

R2 Get the blueprint

Generate a finalized 2D blueprint after the room scan completes

Instead of ending with an abstract capture view, the room scan resolves into a CAD-styled blueprint that is immediately easier to read, explain, and reuse.

The output is structured enough to feel practical, not experimental.
2D and 3D floor plan views make the room easier to understand at a glance.
The blueprint screen gives the room scan a clear finished state.

Measuring distances on the 2D floor plan blueprint

R3 Measure on top

Inspect distances directly from the 2D plan

Measurement is what turns the room output into something more than a screenshot. The plan view can be used to inspect layout and distance without forcing the user back into a raw scanning scene.

Measure directly on the blueprint instead of guessing from a rendered view.
The floor plan becomes useful for communication, planning, and reference.
It gives the room mode a clear practical use case beyond novelty.

Export

Share the result where it needs to go next

Once the scan looks right, the handoff is direct: send the file through Messages or Mail, generate an iCloud Drive link, or upload to Sketchfab with only a few taps.

Start scanning

Compatible iPhone Pro or iPad Pro required

Object capture and room plan scanning both run locally on supported hardware, with export paths ready for casual sharing, AR preview, pro tools, and 3D printing.

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Capture objects and rooms into shareable 3D assets.