Pascal Capture vs OpenDisplay

Pascal Capture turns your iPhone or iPad into a precision room-scanning tool. Walk through any space and get a complete 3D model in seconds — walls, doors, windows, and furniture identified and measured automatically. Then open your project in the Pascal editor on the web to refine the layout, swap furniture from our catalog, and design the space you want. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open Pascal Capture and start a scan. 2. Walk slowly around the room — your iPhone's LiDAR sensor maps it in real time. 3. Tap Done. The scan uploads to your Pascal project automatically. 4. Open the project in the Pascal web editor to edit, design, or share. WHAT'S IN EVERY SCAN • Accurate geometry — walls, doors, and windows positioned to within centimeters • Auto-detected furniture — sofas, tables, beds, appliances recognized in place • Multi-room support — capture an entire floor and stitch rooms together • Editable floor plans — every dimension, position, and finish is yours to adjust • Cloud-synced projects — scans appear instantly in editor.pascal.app DESIGNED FOR • Homeowners planning a renovation or move • Interior designers presenting concepts to clients • Real estate professionals creating accurate listings • Anyone curious what their space could look like rearranged GET STARTED Sign in with email or Google. Your scans flow seamlessly into your Pascal account and become editable 3D projects in the Pascal web editor. REQUIREMENTS Pascal Capture requires an iPhone or iPad with a LiDAR sensor — iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro / Pro Max, iPhone 14 Pro / Pro Max, iPhone 15 Pro / Pro Max, iPhone 16 Pro / Pro Max, or iPad Pro (2020 or newer). iOS 17 or later.

OpenDisplay turns your iPhone or iPad into a second display for your Mac. It's the open-source way to put your spare Apple device to work as a real extended monitor — drag windows onto it, keep chat, notes, or logs in view, and gain screen space anywhere you go. It's not a mirror: it's a genuine additional display your Mac treats like any other monitor. • Real extended display — arrange it in your Mac's Display settings and drag windows across • Connect over USB for the lowest latency, or over Wi-Fi with zero setup • Retina-sharp, pixel-for-pixel rendering • Touch and scroll — tap, drag, and two-finger scroll to control your Mac • Works in portrait or landscape • Private by design — a direct connection between your own devices, with no accounts, no servers, and no tracking IMPORTANT: OpenDisplay requires the companion OpenDisplay app for Mac, running on your computer on the same cable or Wi-Fi network. Get it at https://peetzweg.github.io/opendisplay — without it, this app has nothing to connect to. OpenDisplay is open source under the GPL-3.0 license. Read the code, report issues, or contribute at https://github.com/peetzweg/opendisplay