
A3 Atlas Scanner
Your property, AI-ready
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Atlas Scanner turns a site visit into a complete building record — on location, with no Internet needed.
Scan room by room or floor by floor using your device's LiDAR sensor. The app produces dimensioned 2D floor plans, computes areas, and keeps everything in a per-property record you can reopen months later.
**Built for field work**
Large buttons, guided steps, no clutter. Every scanned zone is reviewed on screen before you accept it: you see the plan, the dimensions and a quality score before moving on.
**Photos that stay tied to the place**
Photograph the electrical panel, the main water valve, the water heater, the router, the thermostats. Each photo stays attached to its room and to its point of interest — no more camera roll where you can't tell which building you're looking at.
**Sensor suggestions**
From the surveyed geometry, the app proposes where to place sensors and explains why. Accept, move or decline — the decision stays yours.
**Multiple floors, honestly linked**
Connect two levels through a stairwell and orient both plans in a shared frame. The app states plainly what was measured and what you confirmed by hand — it never claims precision it doesn't have.
**Export and sharing**
A complete ZIP (data, dimensioned PDF plans, photos, installer report) plus a lightweight web page your client opens in a browser without installing anything. You choose what leaves the device: photos, address, location, notes — each with its own switch. Location off means location gone, including inside the photo metadata.
**Works offline**
Surveying, review, plans and ZIP export all work with no network. Online sharing is optional.
3D scanning requires a LiDAR-equipped device (iPhone 12 Pro or later, iPad Pro 2020 or later). On other devices you can still create properties, take photos, import a project and export — but not produce a 3D scan.
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What's New in A3 Atlas Scanner
2.4.2
July 31, 2026
Linked multi-floor plans — connect two levels through a stairwell, then orient both plans in a shared frame. The app's plans, the PDFs, the installer report and the shared page all use the same confirmed orientation and name the destination ("↑ To the 2nd floor"). The app always distinguishes what was measured from what you confirmed by hand. Safer sharing — a photo shared without location keeps no coordinates at all, including in its metadata. An interrupted export no longer leaves an incomplete file behind. Completed English interface, plus various stability fixes.
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