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How to measure a room with your phone
Set the room up, calibrate, measure walls, height, doors and windows, and check the result against something you already know.
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How accurate is AR measurement
Tracking drift, light, texture, distance and depth sensors decide it. Realistic expectations, and a ten-minute test for your own phone.
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Which iPhones and iPads have LiDAR
Every Pro iPhone since the 12 Pro and every iPad Pro since 2020. What it adds, what camera-only phones still do, and the Android picture.
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How AR measurement works
Camera plus motion sensors, world tracking and drift, plane detection, hit-testing, and why the first seconds matter.
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How to make a floor plan with your phone
Walk the room, capture walls, doors and windows, tidy the result, check it against a tape and export a plan someone else can use.
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Tips for accurate phone measurements
Light, surfaces, steady hands, real edges, measure twice, a reference object, a clean lens — and when to reach for a laser.
Measure, scan and report from one app
TritonMeasure measures distances and areas from your camera, scans a room into a floor plan, and exports polished reports for real projects. Everything stays on your device.
Estimates, not certificates: every phone-based AR measurement is an estimate, TritonMeasure included. Verify anything safety-critical, structural or expensive with a physical tape or laser before you cut, order or sign.