Room Scan vs TypeScriptFlow

Featured in The Telegraph's "30 Best Property Apps." Scan a room with your iPhone or iPad and know exactly what to order: wallpaper rolls, paint gallons, tile boxes, flooring and trim. No tape measure, no math. Point, scan, and get your numbers in seconds. Made by a working wallpaper installer with 35+ years in the trade, for contractors, designers and homeowners who need estimates they can trust. NEW IN 4.0 • iPad: your room in 3D on the big screen, with calculator cards you drag, flick and tuck away • See wallpaper, paint, tile and floors on the 3D model as you work • iCloud sync between your iPhone and iPad • Clients: every room organized by client, with address and notes, and one PDF report for the whole job • Share with Your AI: send a room or a whole job to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any AI app to price the job • Vaulted and sloped ceilings measured and counted WALLPAPER Rolls, not square feet. Pick your roll: 20.5" × 33' or 27" rolls, 36" grasscloth or 54" commercial goods by the yard, or a custom size. Enter the pattern repeat and match, and focalScan works out what to order, with waste that adjusts to the match and repeat, and doors and windows taken out. Pick a design for the width (florals, grasscloth, sisal, murals) and see it on the walls. PAINT Gallons or liters for 1 to 3 coats, with the coverage set coat by coat. Choose the walls, take out doors and windows, and add the ceiling if you're painting it. Coverage starts at 400 sq ft per gallon, like the can. Pick a color to see it on the walls. TILE Boxes, not square feet. Pick the tile size and how many come in a box, choose the layout (straight, brick offset, herringbone or diagonal), and the waste adjusts to match. Floors, walls, backsplashes and ceilings. FLOORING Floor area in sq ft or sq m for LVP, hardwood, laminate, carpet or tile, plus the perimeter. Pick the covering and see it on the floor. TRIM Baseboard, door and window casing, and crown, each counted separately, in linear feet and pieces. SEE IT IN 3D • Keep several finishes on the room at once and save them as one estimate • Scanned furniture drawn as real pieces (toilet, vanity, sofa, table and more). Tap one to say what it is • Tap a doorway to make it a door, bifold or opening • Walls facing you turn see-through, and the wall height shows on the corner EXACT WALLS • Add soffits and partition walls the scan misses: on the 3D model and in every count • Windows and doors: casing, or a drywall return the trim wraps into • Chair rail: count above it or below it, with wainscoting shown below • Tap a wall, door or window on the 3D model to leave it out REPORTS AND CLIENTS • PDF report for a room or a whole client, with the 3D view, floor plan, photos and saved estimates (notes optional) • Save estimates and reopen them anytime • Photos and the scan video stay with each room • Recently Deleted keeps rooms for 30 days, and you can back up everything to a file AI PRO ASSISTANT Ask trade questions in plain language: "Do I need to prime before wallpaper?" "What size brad nails for baseboard?" 31 LANGUAGES, in feet and inches or metric. DEVICES Scanning needs LiDAR: iPhone 12 Pro / Pro Max and newer Pro models, or an iPad Pro with LiDAR. No LiDAR? Enter the room by hand and get the same estimates. Privacy: https://www.focalscan.com/privacy/ Terms: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

TypeScriptFlow is designed for developers who want a cleaner way to move code between Objective-C, TypeScript, Julia, and SAS while keeping examples, checks, and saved results in one place. The app supports four conversion directions: Objective-C to TypeScript, SAS to TypeScript, Julia to TypeScript, and TypeScript to Objective-C. You can start from the home screen, open a route, load one of the built-in examples, edit the input, run a check, and review the generated result without bouncing through extra steps. A unified Library brings together both examples and saved history, so it is easy to switch from reference material to past conversions inside the same section. Recent activity, last-route reopening, detailed history pages, and adjustable editor preferences such as theme, code font, and tab width help make the workflow feel more continuous and practical. Instead of treating code conversion as a one-off action, TypeScriptFlow gives you a small working environment for trying snippets, comparing structure, revisiting earlier results, and refining code as you go.