
HouseSense: Home Scanner
Floor plans, 3D — step inside
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What's New in HouseSense
2.0
October 10, 2026
HouseSense 2.0 — Keep track of your home. The app is now for after the purchase too. A new section on the home page, “Look after the home”, gathers what comes with owning: • Upkeep: whatever comes around again — clean the drains, descale the dishwasher, clean the gutters. Set an interval and tap “Just done” when it's taken care of; the app writes down today's date and works out the next time. Suggestions by room type. You get a notification on the day at 9 a.m. and again after 14 days — and can put the tasks in your phone's calendar if you like. A task can belong to a room or to the whole home • Items and receipts: appliances and other things in the home with purchase date, price and warranty end — you're told 30 days before. Save the receipt as a scan, photo or PDF. An item can have its own upkeep tasks • Found in the scan: the scan has already seen the dishwasher, oven, fridge, stove, washing machine, TV and fireplace. The app suggests them, and you add them with one tap. They are suggestions — you decide what's right • The service book: items, warranties and the whole log as a PDF, like a car's service book. Prices and receipts are switched off, so it can be handed to a buyer The warranty end you enter yourself — the app never guesses it from your country. Receipts are stored on the device and in your own iCloud, and don't come along when the home is shared. No account, no server — as always. Fixed: • The “Blank paper” card on the front page was unreadable in dark mode • Tasks and items now follow along when a room is renamed • Plus smaller fixes Everything from 1.7: • Draw or scan: the plus button asks which one you want. Drawing works on any iPhone and iPad — scanning still needs LiDAR • The drawing table: drag a rectangle across the graph paper and you have a room. The measurements you write afterwards, in whole centimeters, and they are inside measurements • Rooms share walls: a neighboring room builds on the same wall, so no square meter is counted twice • Doors and windows with the pencil: put them on the wall, center them, space them evenly — or set them at a measurement from the corner • Step into the drawing: your own drawing in 3D, at 1:1, with the measurements written on the walls • Build the home: the drawing becomes a real home — areas, floors, floor plan, reports and sharing, exactly like a scanned one A drawing holds your own measurements, not a survey — measure on site before you order. Plus everything from 1.5 and 1.6: • Step inside: walk the home in first person at eye level, in real sunlight • The whole home in 3D under the real sun, all floors at once • PDFs in the reader's language — including your own room names and budget items
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