Floor Plan Capture — technician console
Open the homeowner view to receive their camera, use your own camera, or load a photo — from the toolbar below.
In production the homeowner view runs on their phone over LiveKit; here the two windows talk on this machine.

Start the camera, or load a photo to try it without one.

Floor Plan Capture single-view metrology prototype — technician console

Walls (in order around the room)

None yet — wall 1 is always the door wall.

∠ is the corner after each wall: 90° normal, 270° for an L-shape's inside corner. On phones the compass pre-fills these (🧭) — always verify. Rectangular rooms need only 2 adjacent walls; any other shape needs every wall. Curved zones: capture as 2–3 short straight chords with adjusted angles — the closure check flags big errors.

Room plan

No room solved yet.

Wall reference (per photo)

Wall 1 is always the door wall — its 8 taps (door + floor + ceiling) measure the wall AND calibrate the ceiling height for the rest of the room.

Ceiling height — tap the wall's 4 corners (floor + ceiling).
Walls 2+ default; uses the height derived from the door.
Height m Door wall — tap the door's 4 corners, the wall's 2 floor corners, then its 2 ceiling corners.
Exact at any camera angle; derives the ceiling height.
W m · H m

Capture mode

Wall by wall — one photo per wall, assembled into the room. Whole floor — all 4 floor corners in one frame.
Small rooms / high vantage only.

Backend (.NET)

Base URL of the .NET auth API (login, token verify, homeowner session links). See the README for the endpoint contract.

AI assist (optional)

With a frame frozen, ✨ Auto-detect asks the selected vision model to place the taps — you verify and drag to refine. Measurements always come from the geometry, never the model. Switch providers to A/B pointing accuracy on your own frames.

Keys are kept in this browser's localStorage only, one per provider.

Captured rooms

None yet.

The bundle holds every room's full-res frames, taps, references, headings and quality metrics — everything a processing server needs to re-derive or refine the plans later.

TODO (per brief): stitch rooms via shared doorways.

Technician sign-in