LIDAR · ON-DEVICE ID · DAMAGE ANALYSIS
Sixty thousand points of proof.
This is a live rendering, drawn by your browser — exactly 60,000 points walking the same five steps the app walks on every job: scan, measure, identify, inspect, record. For the shipping screens themselves, see the iOS app page.
01 — SCAN
LiDAR reads the room.
Point the iPhone and the LiDAR sensor ranges the room and everything in it. What you're watching is that idea drawn live — sixty thousand points finding an armchair in the dark.
02 — MEASURE
Measured, not eyeballed.
Want the cube exact? The scan measures it. This chair boxes out at 35 × 33 × 38 inches — 25.4 cubic feet — before a tape measure leaves the truck.
03 — IDENTIFY
It knows an armchair on sight.
Photograph a piece and the app identifies and names it, then fills in cube and weight from the catalog estimate. The record starts itself.
04 — INSPECT
Damage goes down in your codes.
The AI flags likely scratches, chips, dents, and wear the way the industry writes them — location code, then condition code. 1SC: arms, scratched. A crew member confirms, edits, or rejects every suggestion before it sticks.
05 — RECORD
Points become paperwork.
Every piece lands on a numbered descriptive inventory — numbers permanent, never reused; mistakes voided, not deleted. The shipper signs at the doorstep, and the PDF is archived before the truck pulls away.
Armchair
- EXCEPTION
- 1SC · ARMS · SCRATCHED
- CUBE
- 25.4 CU FT · MEASURED
SHIPPER SIGNATURE — AT ORIGIN
On the record
AND THE ROOMS THEMSELVES
The floor plan draws itself
Walk the rooms and the scan traces the plan as you go — walls, doorways, and every numbered piece where it stood. The finished floor plan ships inside the signed PDF. It's time-lapsed here so you can watch a whole apartment land in seconds.
The hardware is already in your pocket
LiDAR room scanning requires an iPhone with a LiDAR sensor — iPhone 12 Pro or later. Manual entry, the item catalog, photo and voice capture, and PDF export work across supported iPhones. The app is free to download and use.
Design partners get in first.
We're onboarding a small group of moving companies and owner-operators who run real moves on the app and tell us what to fix. Partners use the Company tier free for six months and talk directly to the founder — a working mover, not a support queue.