RoomSet Planner vs HACHIROKU

This furniture layout simulator lets you check in advance whether your furniture will fit and whether you can move through the room comfortably. Before moving or rearranging, you can easily create a layout that helps avoid mistakes. ■ Key Features [Furniture Layout Simulation] Freely place beds, sofas, desks, and more to recreate your room layout. [Automatic Walkway Check] Automatically checks whether there is enough space to move based on the distance between furniture and walls. You can instantly see when walkway space is too narrow. [Check Real Size with AR] Use AR to see how your furniture will look and feel in your actual room. [Save and Compare Layouts] Save multiple layout patterns and compare them to find the best one. [6-Tatami and 8-Tatami Room Templates] Quickly recreate common room sizes and start testing layouts right away. ■ Recommended For ・People who want to check whether furniture will fit before moving ・People who want to create layouts with enough walkway space ・People who want to avoid mistakes when placing furniture ・People who want to make room rearrangement more efficient It helps reduce uncertainty in furniture placement and supports a more comfortable room setup.

HACHIROKU is a local-first plant album for keeping everyday memories of your plants through photos and notes. Designed for collections of up to 10 plants, it keeps plant photos, growth observations, repotting records, care notes, labels, and locations together in one place. All data is stored locally on your device. No account is required, and there is no cloud sync. There are no ads or tracking, so you can focus on your plants and the records you choose to keep. Key Features • Record plant photos • Keep growth logs • Document repotting history • Add care notes • Organize plants with labels and locations • Store all data locally on your device • Back up and restore records with ZIP files HACHIROKU can be used with many kinds of plants, including agaves, caudex plants, staghorn ferns, houseplants, succulents, and vegetables. Plants change a little at a time. HACHIROKU is a quiet place to keep those changes together, one record at a time.