Most room-measuring apps force a choice: AR-only scanners or manual sketch tools. CFMeasure does both — scan a room with AR in seconds, or draw it by hand for full control over irregular spaces. It also measures ceilings, not just floors, and exports client-ready PDF reports, CAD-compatible DXF files, and PNG images, instead of locking your data in-app. Built for contractors: attach photos, notes, and client details to every job. No ads, 12 languages, Google Drive backup.
I'm the developer behind CFMeasure.
I built this after getting frustrated switching between two kinds of apps on every job: AR scanners that are fast but fall apart on tricky rooms, and drawing tools that are precise but mean typing in every wall by hand. I wanted one app that does both — scan a room with AR in a few taps, or draw it manually when you need exact control over an odd-shaped space or just want to fix up a scan afterward.
A few things I'm especially glad made it in:
- Floors and ceilings: most tools only do floors, but ceiling work (drop ceilings, painting, tiling) needed the same accuracy.
- Exports that are actually useful on the job: a client-ready PDF report, a DXF file that opens straight in AutoCAD/Revit, or a quick PNG to text someone.
- No ads, no data lock-in, and it works in 12 languages since a lot of contractors I talked to don't work in English-only crews.
This is a solo/small build, so I'd genuinely love feedback: especially from anyone doing flooring, tiling, or general contracting who's fought with measuring apps before. What's the one thing that always goes wrong for you when measuring a room on-site? That's exactly the kind of thing I want to fix next.
Thanks for checking it out!