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AI Floor Plan Review Before You Remodel
Check your floor plan before you remodel.
Upload a floor plan. Find flow, privacy, ventilation, and kitchen layout issues before construction starts.
4 review modules
3-5 min key point confirmation
PDF designer-ready report
No perfect CAD needed Start with a screenshot, PDF, photo, rough sketch, or RoomPlan scan.
Human-confirmed map The app asks you to confirm scale, rooms, doors, windows, and key objects.
Evidence first Each issue is tied to a path, sightline, opening, object, measurement, or confidence note.
How it works
Get a second opinion before cabinets, furniture, or construction decisions are locked.
Confirm
Review the AI draft and confirm the key geometry, openings, and objects.
Check
Run flow, privacy, airflow, and kitchen workflow checks with evidence.
Share
Export a PDF and a short issue summary for family, designers, or remodelers.
App screenshots
From messy plan upload to a report your designer can answer.
The iOS flow keeps the review grounded: upload a plan, confirm the important points, then read the issue map and report preview.
New Check Upload a floor plan
Image / PDF Camera RoomPlan
Confirm Map Just confirm key points
Scale confirmed Doors and windows Kitchen nodes
Review Result 71 layout score
71
3 issues Ready for report
A
Fridge to sink path crosses dining traffic.
B
Entry sightline reaches bedroom door.
App features
Four checks focused on layout mistakes people actually feel after move-in.
Walking paths 76
Home Flow Check
Find narrow passages, furniture conflicts, door swings, and everyday routes that feel awkward after move-in.
- Entry to living room route
- Narrowest passage width
- Furniture and door conflicts
Entry view 68
Privacy & Sightline Check
Check whether the entry, dining area, or living room has direct visual exposure into bedrooms, beds, bathrooms, or work zones.
- Entry sightline cone
- Private-zone exposure
- Low-cost privacy fixes
Ventilation potential 72
Airflow Check
Estimate natural ventilation potential from openings, room connections, door states, and likely dead-air zones.
- Cross-opening potential
- Room connection graph
- Dead-air zones
Cooking workflow 63
KitchenCheck
Review fridge, sink, prep, stove, landing space, door swings, and serving paths before cabinets or appliances are ordered.
- Fridge to sink distance
- Landing-zone availability
- Prep to stove path
Solutions
Built for decisions, not just drawings.
FloorPlanCheck positions the report as the product: a clear score, issue map, evidence, suggestions, and questions that move a remodel conversation forward.
Case library
Common remodel problems, shown as review-ready examples.
KitchenCheck Apartment kitchen remodel
KitchenCheck Apartment kitchen remodel
The kitchen looks clean, but the workflow is broken
A remodel plan placed the refrigerator across the dining edge, forcing a repeated detour between fridge, sink, prep, and stove.
63 to 82 High priority
Read case KitchenCheck Townhouse kitchen refresh
KitchenCheck Townhouse kitchen refresh
A narrow galley kitchen has nowhere to land hot pans
A townhouse kitchen plan kept the appliances in place but used tall storage on both sides of the stove, leaving almost no safe landing counter.
58 to 78 High priority
Read case Privacy & Sightline Check One-bedroom apartment
Privacy & Sightline Check One-bedroom apartment
The entry view reaches the bedroom door
An open living plan created a direct visual path from the front door into the private zone when the bedroom door was open.
68 to 84 Medium priority
Read case Privacy & Sightline Check Two-bedroom condo remodel
Privacy & Sightline Check Two-bedroom condo remodel
The guest bathroom door opens toward the dining table
A compact condo plan placed the powder room door on the dining wall, creating an awkward view line during meals and gatherings.
66 to 81 Medium priority
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FloorPlanCheck: AI Layout Review
Check flow, privacy & ventilation. iPhone starts the check. iPad gives designers a room-scale client presentation.
| Screenshot theme | Message |
|---|---|
| Upload your floor plan | Start with a photo, PDF, screenshot, or scan. |
| Confirm key points in minutes | Keep the AI honest with human-confirmed geometry. |
| Find hidden layout issues | Show paths, sightlines, airflow, and kitchen workflow evidence. |
| Export a report for your designer | Turn the review into a PDF and discussion checklist. |
Report deliverable
A review your designer can respond to.
The report is designed to be forwarded. It separates evidence, impact, low-risk suggestions, and items that need professional confirmation.
See report structure Floor Plan Check Report Apartment remodel · 2026
71
- Overall score and module scores
- Issue map with markers
- Evidence, impact, and suggestions
- Designer questions and disclaimer
Review boundary
Useful for planning. Clear about limits.
FloorPlanCheck provides layout review and planning suggestions. It does not replace licensed architects, interior designers, contractors, engineers, building code review, or permit approval. Any changes involving structure, plumbing, electrical, gas, ventilation, or fire safety must be confirmed by qualified professionals.
FAQ
Common questions before uploading a floor plan.
Does FloorPlanCheck replace an architect, designer, contractor, or permit review?
No. It provides layout review and planning suggestions. Any work involving structure, plumbing, electrical, gas, ventilation, fire safety, code, or permits must be confirmed by qualified professionals.
Do I need a CAD file?
No. A clear screenshot, PDF page, scanned paper plan, photo, rough sketch, or RoomPlan scan can start the review. The product asks you to confirm the key points before analysis.
What does the free result include?
The planned MVP gives a basic score, a small set of top issues, and a preview of the issue map. The full report adds evidence, suggestions, designer questions, PDF export, and share assets.
Is Airflow Check a professional ventilation calculation?
No. Airflow Check estimates natural ventilation potential from a floor plan and opening connections. It is not CFD, HVAC design, or building-physics certification.