ScanLan vs RoomTrace 3D

ScanLan helps you quickly understand what’s on your Wi‑Fi, how your network is performing, and what changed since your last check. Whether you’re at home, in a hotel, or helping family troubleshoot internet issues, ScanLan gives clear, practical visibility in just a few taps. What you can do with ScanLan: - Discover connected devices on your local network - Run a quick network check for latency, download, and upload speed - Spot unfamiliar devices and open services - Compare scans to see what was added, removed, or changed - View per-device details and run deeper checks when needed - Export results (CSV, JSON, TXT) for sharing or record keeping Great for: - Home users who want better Wi‑Fi awareness - Travelers checking unfamiliar networks - Small office users and tech enthusiasts who want more network insight ScanLan is designed to be fast, easy to use, and privacy-conscious, with core scanning built to run on-device.

Turn a real room into a 3D space you can inspect, save, and share by following simple on-screen guidance. RoomTrace 3D is designed for people who want an easier way to scan indoor spaces. There are no complex settings to learn. Turn on the lights, walk slowly around the room, and follow prompts for distance, movement speed, and lighting while the app recognizes walls, openings, and common furniture. GUIDED SCANNING • A short three-step preparation guide • Live prompts for distance, speed, and lighting • Visible counts for recognized walls and objects 3D VIEWING • Rotate and zoom the space as soon as scanning finishes • Review walls, doors, windows, and recognized objects • Keep recent scans saved locally on your device FLEXIBLE EXPORT • Export USDZ for Apple devices and AR viewing • Export an OBJ material package for tools such as Blender and CAD • Save or send files through the system share sheet PRIVACY FIRST Scanning and 3D processing happen on your device. No account, no advertising, no tracking, and no personal data collection. Requires a LiDAR-equipped iPhone or iPad running iOS 17 or later. Mirrors, glass, and very dark glossy surfaces can reduce scan accuracy.