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
floor plan privacy check
Can the front door see too much?
Privacy & Sightline Check maps entry views and public-zone sightlines to find visual exposure into private rooms and sensitive targets.
Best for
Best for buyers, renters, and remodelers worried about entry views, bedrooms, beds, bathrooms, or desk placement.
What you getA confirmed issue map, score breakdown, prioritized suggestions, and questions to send to your designer.
What the review checks
Evidence you can point to in the plan.
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
Review workflow
Half automatic, half confirmed by you.
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
See the review flow before the app launch.
These preview screens show how FloorPlanCheck moves from a rough source plan to a confirmed map and report result.
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.
Cases
Similar remodel questions this review can answer.
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
Read case Home Flow Check Small family apartment
Home Flow Check Small family apartment
A dining table squeezes the main walking path
The plan had enough square footage, but a table position reduced the main entry-to-living passage below a comfortable daily width.
71 to 86 Medium priority
Read case 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.