I'm moving and couldn't get into my new place to measure it. Every existing tool made me rebuild the apartment from scratch. HomeDraft takes your floor plan PDF, reads the dimensions, and lets you drag real-sized furniture in to see what fits. That's it.
Hey PH 👋
Real story behind this one:
I'm moving apartments in a couple weeks. Lease is signed but the
leasing office won't let me in to measure until handover day. Which
means I need to pre-buy a bed and at least a sofa so I'm not sleeping
on the floor that first night — and I'd really rather not gamble on
sizes and deal with return shipping.
Tried Planner 5D, Roomstyler, IKEA Home Planner. They all want me to
rebuild the apartment from scratch — draw walls, place doors, the
whole thing. I already have a floor plan PDF; I don't want to become
an interior designer for an afternoon, I just want to drop a couch
into the room and see if it fits.
So I built HomeDraft. Upload the PDF, type in the total square footage,
Claude reads the per-room dimensions, and you drag real-sized furniture
in (beds, sofas, dining tables, wardrobes). That's the whole loop.
Free to play with. $5.99 one-time if you want to save designs. No
subscription, no trial countdown, no "Pro plan" upsell.
Currently using it for my own move which keeps me honest about what
needs to work.
If you've ever been in the gap between signing a lease and moving in —
or you just want to pre-shop furniture without driving back to measure
the place — would love your feedback!
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