3D home tours and floor plans, made at the viewing

Listings with a floor plan and a 3D tour get more serious enquiries. Booking a scanning service for every property, though, is slow and expensive. With FloorLens, the iPhone already in your pocket captures the whole listing in minutes, and the tour is ready to send before you leave the property.

An interactive 3D home tour open in a web browser, with dollhouse, floor plan and photo modes
What your buyer sees: dollhouse, floor plan and photo modes, right in the browser.

Capture the listing while you're already there

Scan during the photo shoot or the valuation visit. A typical apartment takes a few minutes, and you get a clean, north-aligned floor plan with room areas and measurements plus a textured 3D model. The photos you take are pinned in the 3D space exactly where you took them. There's no extra camera or tripod, and no upload-and-wait processing service.

Floor area in the standard your market quotes

Pick your country and the floor plan reports the figure your listing form asks for: Gross Living Area (ANSI Z765) in the US, Gross Internal Area in the UK, RMS in Canada, Wohnfläche (WoFlV) in Germany, surface habitable or the Loi Carrez in France, SIA 416 in Switzerland, and more. Each is measured to the correct face of the wall, with below-grade and unfinished space handled as that standard requires instead of quietly folded in. Every room carries its area, length × width and ceiling height. The app, the PDF and the shared web tour all show the same numbers.

These areas are an estimate from the scan, not a surveyed measurement, and are not legally binding. A phone scan can't capture everything a legal definition counts, such as balconies or sloped-ceiling allowances. Where your market regulates how living area must be measured or disclosed, have it confirmed by a qualified surveyor before it goes on a listing.

A tour link that never loses a lead

Every scan becomes a web link and QR code. Put the link in the portal listing, text it to a buyer, or print the QR on the window card and flyer (the exported PDF carries it automatically). Anyone who taps it gets the interactive 3D tour in their browser, with nothing to install and no account to create. See how sharing works in detail.

Know which listings are working

FloorLens shows a view count and last-viewed time for every shared scan. If a tour is getting opened, you know the listing has legs; if a specific buyer said "I'll look tonight", you'll know whether they did.

Your brand on every tour

On paid plans, the shared viewer and the PDF export carry your agency's branding. Every tour a client forwards is a small advertisement for you, not for a scanning platform.

What it costs

Scanning, measuring, floor plans and exports are free, including one live web tour (48-hour link), which is enough to try it on a real listing today. Premium (from $5/month) adds baked textures, longer multi-scan sharing with up to 90-day links, and branding; Professional ($30/month) keeps up to 30 tours live at once. Compare that with a per-listing scanning service, then see how FloorLens stacks up against Matterport, CubiCasa and magicplan.

Try it on your next listing

Free to scan, measure and share one tour. iPhone & iPad with LiDAR, iOS 26+.

Download on the App Store