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
apartment ventilation check
Airflow Check reviews openings and room connections to estimate ventilation potential. It is a planning screen, not an HVAC or building-physics calculation.
Best for people comparing apartments, remodel layouts, and rooms that may depend on open doors or exhaust fans.
What you getA confirmed issue map, score breakdown, prioritized suggestions, and questions to send to your designer.
What the review checks
Find narrow passages, furniture conflicts, door swings, and everyday routes that feel awkward after move-in.
Estimate natural ventilation potential from openings, room connections, door states, and likely dead-air zones.
Review workflow
FloorPlanCheck does not pretend every uploaded plan is perfect. The app creates a draft, then asks you to confirm the few objects that matter most for the selected review.
Product screenshots
These preview screens show how FloorPlanCheck moves from a rough source plan to a confirmed map and report result.
Fridge to sink path crosses dining traffic.
Entry sightline reaches bedroom door.
Cases
The plan had enough square footage, but a table position reduced the main entry-to-living passage below a comfortable daily width.
A family apartment moved the washer into the hall closet, but the outward door swing collided with the bedroom-to-bathroom route.
A primary bedroom layout maximized storage, but the wardrobe depth squeezed the path between the bed and closet doors.
FloorPlanCheck is a planning and communication tool. It is not a building code review, permit approval, construction document, HVAC calculation, or substitute for qualified professional judgment.