
CoolCalc Scan
3D Room Scanning
About
Capture precise 3D room scans using your device's LiDAR sensor. Organize projects, integrate with a web platform for advanced visualization, and export models in industry-standard formats. Ideal for professionals needing accurate spatial data.
What's New in CoolCalc Scan
0.1.6
April 22, 2026
- Improved scan merging reliability — the app now retries automatically if a merge needs a different scan order. - Refined the level selector (Basement, Level 1–5, Attic) when saving a scan. - You can now rename scan groups directly from the app.
MoreFAQ
What devices are compatible with CoolCalc Scan?
CoolCalc Scan requires an iPhone or iPad with a LiDAR sensor, specifically iPhone 12 Pro and later, or iPad Pro 2020 and later. It also requires iOS 17.5 or later.
Does CoolCalc Scan have ads?
Yes, CoolCalc Scan contains advertisements.
What file formats can CoolCalc Scan export?
CoolCalc Scan allows you to export your 3D models in industry-standard formats, enabling easy sharing and integration with other professional tools.
How does CoolCalc Scan organize projects?
You can create distinct projects for different properties or jobs within CoolCalc Scan, allowing you to scan multiple rooms and keep all related data organized in one place.
What is the update frequency for CoolCalc Scan?
The latest version of CoolCalc Scan is 0.1.6, and it was last updated on April 22, 2026. This suggests a recent update, but ongoing frequency is not detailed.
Is an account required for CoolCalc Scan?
An account is required to utilize the platform integration features of CoolCalc Scan, which allows for advanced processing and visualization on the CoolCalc web platform.
What is the user sentiment for CoolCalc Scan based on ratings?
CoolCalc Scan has a rating of 2.0 stars from 3 ratings, indicating a generally negative user sentiment based on the limited available data.
Can CoolCalc Scan scan entire buildings?
Yes, CoolCalc Scan supports multi-room scanning, allowing you to document entire properties efficiently by scanning room by room and combining them into complete building models.


