Square Footage From a Sketch

Draw the rooms on paper and write the sizes on the walls, the way you already do before buying flooring or paint. The app reads the photo, redraws each room to scale and asks you to check every number. Then it works out the square footage and what to buy. SNAP THE SKETCH Any paper, any hand. Feet and inches (12'6", 12-6, 12.5 ft) or metres (3.8 m, 380 cm). L-shaped rooms too. CHECK EVERY SIZE Each room is redrawn to scale with its sizes on the walls. Anything it was not sure of (smudged, crossed out, cut off by the photo, no unit) is marked in red, and nothing counts until you have looked at it. Walls without a size are worked out from the others, and if the sizes do not add up, it says so. GET THE NUMBERS - Floor area for each room and in total, in square feet and square metres - Flooring: boxes to buy, with the extra you choose for cuts, and the cost - Paint: gallons or litres for the walls (and ceilings if you like), less doors and windows - Baseboard: pieces to buy, less doorways Every result shows its working, so you can check it with a calculator. SHARE THE JOB SHEET One page with the rooms drawn, the areas and the materials, to print or send to a store or a client. YOUR PROJECTS STAY ON YOUR PHONE Only the sketch you ask it to read is sent, and it is not kept. No account, no ads. Three reads are free. Rooms added by hand, the calculators and the job sheet are always free. Packs of reads never expire. Questions: [email protected]

Photograph a sketch of your rooms with the sizes written on the walls. The app reads the rooms, redraws them to scale and marks anything it was unsure of; nothing counts until you confirm. Then it works out flooring, paint and baseboard. New: report a reading with the flag on the check screen.