The iPhone & iPad app: what's different

Step by step

1. 1

   Install

   App Store → RoomSketch3D. Install. Sign in with the same account as the web.

2. 2

   Key mobile features

   AR Scan — measure a room by walking it. Touch editing — drag, pinch, two-finger rotate. Often faster than mouse. Drag magnifier — when you nudge furniture near a wall, a magnifier pops up above your finger so you can see exactly where the piece sits. Deep pinch zoom — zoom in much further than before for fine placement. Multi-select delete — select several pieces and delete them together. On-device photo capture — snap a room photo and run the AI floor-plan generator immediately.

3. 3

   Materials in one place

   On the phone, one Materials button holds both Flooring and Wall Paints — tap it and switch between the two tabs in a single popup.

4. 4

   Panels and plan settings, sized for your thumb

   The Furnish, Build, and Symbols panels open as tidy bottom sheets you can reach one-handed, and plan settings — grid, labels, measurements, tints — live in a bottom bar and tray instead of a desktop toolbar. Room labels are tag-shaped pins that are easy to tap, with an option to keep them open. On iPad in landscape you get proper fullscreen, with collapsed panels tucked into floating tabs you can pull back out.

5. 5

   Saving is automatic

   There's no Save button on the phone — saving is fully automatic. Every change is stored as you make it; keeping your work safe is our job, not yours.

6. 6

   What's the same as web

   Full editor: walls, doors, windows, furniture, 3D view, Smart Flow Check, exports (except GLB on iOS). Same designs, same library.

7. 7

   What's different

   No GLB export on iOS (native file write bridge not yet enabled). AR scan is iOS-only currently.

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