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FloorLens
Scan a room with your iPhone Pro - share a 3D web viewer
A 2-minute iPhone LiDAR scan becomes a north-aligned floor plan, a textured 3D model, and a link clients open in the browser - no app, no login. Scanning, measuring, PDF/3D export and fly-through videos are free. Swiss-built, privacy by design, processed on-device.
Walk through an apartment for two minutes and FloorLens hands you a clean floor plan, a true-to-scale 3D model, and a link. Your client taps the link and walks through the place in their browser. No app, no login, no account.
Here's a real scan you can open right now, nothing to install: https://floorlens.app/scans/DC4E... — try the dollhouse view, the floor plan view, and first-person mode, where the photos taken during the scan are pixel-aligned onto the 3D geometry.
I'm Beren. If you have an iPhone 12 Pro or newer, you've been carrying a LiDAR scanner around for years, and almost nothing asks you to use it. FloorLens is my attempt to make it genuinely useful for anyone who has to show, measure or advertise a home.
Three things I think are actually different:
**It knows which way north is.** The scan auto-detects the building's orientation, so the plan matches the real world instead of pointing wherever you happened to start. There's a sun placed from real coordinates too, casting correct shadows — useful when someone asks whether the living room gets afternoon light.
**It measures the way your country measures.** Gross Living Area (ANSI Z765) in the US, GIA in the UK, Wohnfläche in Germany, Loi Carrez in France, SIA 416 in Switzerland, RERA carpet area in India — measured to the correct face of the wall, with below-grade space handled the way that standard says. They're estimates for advertising and planning, not a substitute for a surveyor, and the app says so.
**Nothing leaves your phone unless you decide it does.** A scan of your home is about as revealing as a file gets. Scanning, floor plans and measurements all run on-device, and no account is needed. A scan reaches the cloud only when you explicitly upload it to the web viewer, and you can delete it again from the app.
Free covers scanning, measuring, AI floor plans, PDF/GLB/USDZ/OBJ export, cinematic fly-through videos, and one 48-hour web share. Premium ($5/mo) adds baked textures, the full textured 3D mesh, iCloud sync, branding, and longer multi-scan sharing.
**And for the launch: Premium is free for life with the code HAPPYHUNTING.** No card, no trial that quietly renews - you enter it once and it stays yours. Redeem it in https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ct... The code works until 15 September 2026.
The catch: it needs Apple's LiDAR sensor, so it's iPhone 12 Pro or later and iPad Pro only. No Android, and no way around that.
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About FloorLens on Product Hunt
“Scan a room with your iPhone Pro - share a 3D web viewer”
FloorLens was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #58 on the daily leaderboard. A 2-minute iPhone LiDAR scan becomes a north-aligned floor plan, a textured 3D model, and a link clients open in the browser - no app, no login. Scanning, measuring, PDF/3D export and fly-through videos are free. Swiss-built, privacy by design, processed on-device.
FloorLens was featured in iOS (110.8k followers), 3D Modeling (2k followers) and Home improvement (1.4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 40.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted FloorLens?
FloorLens was hunted by Beren Kaul. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Beren Kaul
Walk through an apartment for two minutes and FloorLens hands you a clean floor plan, a true-to-scale 3D model, and a link. Your client taps the link and walks through the place in their browser. No app, no login, no account.
Here's a real scan you can open right now, nothing to install: https://floorlens.app/scans/DC4E... — try the dollhouse view, the floor plan view, and first-person mode, where the photos taken during the scan are pixel-aligned onto the 3D geometry.
I'm Beren. If you have an iPhone 12 Pro or newer, you've been carrying a LiDAR scanner around for years, and almost nothing asks you to use it. FloorLens is my attempt to make it genuinely useful for anyone who has to show, measure or advertise a home.
Three things I think are actually different:
**It knows which way north is.** The scan auto-detects the building's orientation, so the plan matches the real world instead of pointing wherever you happened to start. There's a sun placed from real coordinates too, casting correct shadows — useful when someone asks whether the living room gets afternoon light.
**It measures the way your country measures.** Gross Living Area (ANSI Z765) in the US, GIA in the UK, Wohnfläche in Germany, Loi Carrez in France, SIA 416 in Switzerland, RERA carpet area in India — measured to the correct face of the wall, with below-grade space handled the way that standard says. They're estimates for advertising and planning, not a substitute for a surveyor, and the app says so.
**Nothing leaves your phone unless you decide it does.** A scan of your home is about as revealing as a file gets. Scanning, floor plans and measurements all run on-device, and no account is needed. A scan reaches the cloud only when you explicitly upload it to the web viewer, and you can delete it again from the app.
Free covers scanning, measuring, AI floor plans, PDF/GLB/USDZ/OBJ export, cinematic fly-through videos, and one 48-hour web share. Premium ($5/mo) adds baked textures, the full textured 3D mesh, iCloud sync, branding, and longer multi-scan sharing.
**And for the launch: Premium is free for life with the code HAPPYHUNTING.** No card, no trial that quietly renews - you enter it once and it stays yours. Redeem it in https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ct...
The code works until 15 September 2026.
The catch: it needs Apple's LiDAR sensor, so it's iPhone 12 Pro or later and iPad Pro only. No Android, and no way around that.
I'll be here all day. Tell me what's missing.