PictureThat - Fill your walls with art and photos in AR 🎨

@milann, thank for submitting our product. We built PictureThat to help us see what prints and paintings of various sizes look like in our homes. We were tired of buying the wrong size or the wrong picture online and having to return it. Simply put, we love art, photography and interior design and wanted an easier way to make our home feel warmer and beautiful. A couple of main use cases are: Photography - see which of your photos are worthy of being printed at different sizes Interior Design - try out different paintings from online stores before committing to one which might not work Renovation - try moving the TV to onto a different wall, decide where to hang a whiteboard or mirror and maybe find wall space for your the degree you worked so hard for Gallery Design - decide how to organize art pieces before trying to move a 100 pound painting to the wrong spot We will appreciate any feedback. Particularly, we would be interested in learning more about how you use PictureThat for your design/renovation projects. We got a few new features coming soon.

@rrhoover perfect! Do you have a few pictures you want to try? A less known feature of the app (we need to communicate it better) is that you can try out anything from any website. So if you find a nice piece on Etsy and hit the up arrow on the browser you can share the image to PictureThat and see what it would look like on your wall at home.

@kydyzyx Thank you :). Looking forward to your feedback

@michael_yagudaev any hints on when the Android version will be available on play store??

@kydyzyx we are still waiting for our Pixel 2 phone to arrive end of this month. After it does we can start building for Android :) (can't wait!). Currently, it will only be available for Samsung Galaxy S8, Google Pixel, Google Pixel 2 as it will require ARCore to work. Hoping more Android phones and tablets join in in 2018.

@csaba_kissi glad to hear :). We would love to hear her feedback on what we could improve

@pj_mukh wow great website :). Sure let's hang out (pun intended).

@leandrobthomas thanks, Leandro glad you like it :). Any suggestions on how to avoid similarities? I see why Microsoft did that for Office with the O of the logo.