LiDAR takeoff

LiDAR takeoff: scan a room, get a measured plan

Point your iPhone's LiDAR at a room and ScopeLogic turns it into a squared-up measured floor plan. The room's core measurements — floor, walls, ceiling, perimeter — fill in automatically, and you take off the rest and price it. No tape measure, perfect for renovations with no blueprints.

iPhone/iPad Pro with LiDAR · Or upload plans on any device · Scan flows into a priced estimate

From a scan to a priced estimate

1. Scan the room

Walk the space with your iPhone; ScopeLogic captures walls, doors, windows and fixtures.

2. Get a measured floor plan

The scan becomes a squared-up 2D plan with the room's core measurements already filled in; you take off the rest — area, linear and count — like any drawing.

3. Price it

Quantities flow into a priced estimate from your catalog — then a proposal, schedule and invoice.

Why LiDAR takeoff matters for renovations

No blueprints? No problem

Most remodels don't come with drawings. A scan gives you an accurate measured plan on the spot.

Faster site visits

Measure a whole room in the time it takes to walk it — then estimate before you leave the driveway.

Fewer measuring mistakes

The scan captures the geometry, so you're not transcribing tape numbers into a spreadsheet.

Questions

How does LiDAR takeoff work?

You scan a room with an iPhone that has LiDAR. ScopeLogic reconstructs a 2D floor plan from the scan — walls, doors, windows and fixtures — and you take off measurements and counts right on it, then price the estimate.

Which phones support LiDAR scanning?

iPhone Pro and iPad Pro models with a LiDAR sensor. On other devices you can still upload plans and take off from them.

Do I still need to upload plans?

Not for a scanned space — the scan is your plan. For work from blueprints, upload the PDF and measure on it the same way.

Scan your next room, free

Turn a LiDAR scan into a measured takeoff and a priced estimate.

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