Your furniture, ready to place. • A new My furniture section sits at the top of the furniture list. Star the pieces you actually own, like your sofa, your bed or your desk, and your custom pieces live there too. They follow you into every workspace you own, so trying your own things in a new home takes one tap instead of a search through the whole catalog. • Drawing a plan is simpler. There's no plan size to set any more: start drawing and the plan grows as you go. Prefer typing sizes? Tap "Add by size" to add several rooms at once. • If your Pro subscription ends, you now choose which floor plan stays editable. Your other plans stay safe and viewable, and you can edit them again as soon as you resubscribe. • Also: live updates between people sharing a workspace are more reliable, and Account Settings now keeps your workspace settings in one place. Love Napkin Plan? A rating helps other movers find us. Found a problem? hello@napkinplan.app, we read everything.

Editing on iPhone is simpler -- Move and adjust furniture straight away — there's no edit mode to switch on first. Rename your workspace -- Give a workspace a name that means something, from Account Settings. On iPhone, iPad and the web. Sizes in your own units -- Multi-part furniture — a bed with nightstands, a desk with a side unit — now shows its dimensions in feet or metres to match your setting. Steadier floor plan imports -- SVG plans now import as expected, and large photos and PDFs are resized reliably before they upload. Also in this update -- A clearer message when a file is over the size limit, and the Upload a Floor Plan button now works when no plan is open.

Try Pro free for 7 days. Pro gives you up to 10 floor plans, printing and PDF export, unlimited custom furniture, real-time collaboration, and up to 4 people in your workspace. Start the trial from the Pro screen — it's the first 7 days free, then it renews unless you cancel. Adding your own furniture is easier: the measurement boxes no longer disappear behind the keyboard, and the preview stays in view while you type. Plus a round of small fixes to keep things tidy. Love Napkin Plan? A rating helps other movers find us. Found a problem? hello@napkinplan.app — we read everything.

Small rooms are much easier to work with. Tap, rotate, resize or delete even a tiny room without fighting the controls — and its name and size stay readable while you change it. • Printing now matches exactly what's on your screen • Drawing a plan is easier to find • Rename or delete a level right from its tab • Fixes and polish throughout

Print your floor plan. You can now turn any plan into a clean PDF with your furniture exactly where you put it — print it, save it, or send it to someone. Pick how much detail you want: just the plan, or every piece numbered with a list beside it giving names and sizes. Handy for walking a space with a tape measure, showing a partner what you're thinking, or handing movers a page that says where the sofa goes. Printing is part of Pro. Also new: if you don't have a floor plan photo to hand, you can now draw the rooms yourself straight from the empty screen — no upload, no measuring up front. Plus a handful of fixes to make the app steadier day to day. Love Napkin Plan? A rating helps other movers find us. Found a problem? hello@napkinplan.app — we read everything.

A cleaner Plans menu, and fixes for a few places the app didn't respond. • Households are now called workspaces — a clearer name for the same thing, and the Plans menu is named after yours • The Plans menu is now one list — each plan's actions sit with the plan, and the rest tuck behind "Other Plans" • "Draw a New Plan" now works everywhere it appears • View-only members get a clear explanation instead of a button that does nothing • The sample apartment shows on your first run, then stays out of the way

Guided calibration. Setting your scale is now a step-by-step flow — position the plan, mark each end of a distance you know, check it, then enter the measurement. Draw rooms by dragging. Drag on the canvas and watch the dimensions as you go. Rooms snap to each other's walls, and you can resize any room by dragging a corner. Prefer typing? Plan setup still takes several rooms at once. Beds by region. Bed sizes are grouped by national standard — US, UK, EU and Australian — with your region first. Fixes. Measurements typed as inches are no longer read as feet. Invalid dimensions no longer create tiny rooms. On iPad, the keyboard no longer covers the field you're typing in.

Bug fixes: • Furniture and the Person Scale marker now appear in the part of your plan you're actually viewing — even when you're zoomed in or panned to a corner. A brief highlight shows you exactly what was added. • Signing in now takes you straight to your floor plans, instead of briefly flashing setup screens on the way. • Switching accounts on a shared device now works cleanly, and you'll see fewer unexpected sign-outs. • Clearer input fields, buttons and menus across the app — especially in dark mode — plus smoother sidebar menus on iPad.

Fewer surprises, smoother edges. • Finish calibrating and we'll point you straight to the good part — placing furniture and finding out if it fits. • Plan, household and member limits now appear before you fill in a form, not after you've done the work. • Closing the upgrade screen puts you back where you were, instead of dropping you on the canvas. • Creating a new plan takes you straight to it — the menu gets out of the way. • Your free plan bar now shows your custom furniture allowance, so you always know where you stand. • A more consistent look — every screen now wears the same colours. Under the hood • Live collaboration is steadier, and cleans up properly when you switch or leave a workspace. • No more "Sync interrupted" when moving between households. • Furniture categories stay open while you browse. • Clearer messages when something goes wrong.

Fixes for a few things that got in the way: • Upgrading is clearer on iPad — the Subscribe and Restore buttons are now visible as soon as the upgrade screen opens, without scrolling. • If a floor plan's image can't load, the app now tells you instead of showing an empty canvas. Your plan isn't lost — tap Retry. • Images that are simply still loading now show a loading indicator rather than an error, so a slow connection no longer looks like a problem. • Tapping Delete on your only floor plan now responds the first time. • Restored a missing description on the plan details screen.

• Sharing a household is far more reliable, and the free plan behaves the way it should. • Invitations now appear while you're using the app — no need to close and reopen it to find one waiting. • When someone changes or removes your access to a shared household, your iPad updates right away, and the message explaining it stays put until you've read it. • Your role in a household is shown correctly everywhere, and the member list updates as it changes. • Free plan limits are consistent no matter how you created a plan — uploaded, drawn, or from the sample — and upgrade prompts explain what you'll get instead of just refusing. • Placing furniture from search now clears the search and puts the keyboard away, so you can see the piece you just added. • Corner desks draw as proper L-shapes. • Delete and Clear moved to the bottom of their menus, away from things you tap often. • Long floor plan names are no longer cut off in the plan list.

• Floors now appear right above your plan — tap to switch, rename, or add one. • Floor plans show a loading indicator instead of a blank canvas. • Switching households is smoother, and tells you which one you're opening. • Fixed: trying the sample apartment no longer uses up your free floor plan, so you can still create your own. • Various iPhone fixes and polish.

• Delete a floor you no longer need, without deleting the whole plan. • Fixed a keypad on iPhone that covered the Calibrate Scale card and couldn't be dismissed. • Adding a floor now takes you straight to it, ready to upload or draw. • Various fixes for multi-level plans, including floor images that didn't upload or looked stretched.

• Add a floor to any plan — multi-level no longer needs a multi-image upload (Pro) • Simpler, redesigned menus on iPhone or iPad compact view • Viewer mode is visible, and invitations now appear on the canvas • Better measuring — the magnifier works at every zoom and gets out of the way when you're done • Rooms measure inside the walls, matching how plans are drawn • The sample apartment's scale is now accurate • Edits made on one device stay put when another is left open

Beds for where you actually live. • 17 new bed sizes — UK and Ireland, continental Europe, Australia and New Zealand — alongside the existing US sizes. • Your region's beds lead the catalogue. Nothing is hidden: every size is still there, region only decides the order. Fixed • Tapping a furniture item now works anywhere on the row, not just on the name or the + button.

Metric units are here. Working from a floor plan in centimetres? Napkin Plan now speaks your language. Switch to metres and centimetres and everything follows — calibration, the measure tool, room dimensions, and every piece of furniture in the catalog. • Pick your units when you set up your household, or change them any time from your account • Your choice follows you across iPhone, iPad and the web app • Calibrate straight off the drawing — a wall marked 451 is just 0 m, 451 cm, with no converting in your head Included free on every plan.

• Help no longer lists features as "coming soon" that already shipped — including Draw New Plan, which lets you build a plan without uploading a photo • The free plan counter no longer counts the sample apartment against your one floor plan • Floor plan usage now shows in Account settings

Try the sample apartment — now working on iPhone The sample apartment is a finished floor plan you can practise on: add furniture, measure a wall, zoom in. It never uses up your free floor plan. • Tap "Try the sample apartment" right from the Floor Plans screen, or open it any time from Help • New accounts are taken straight to it • Fixed: on iPhone the sample couldn't be opened at all — from Help or on first launch • Fixed: the getting-started checklist no longer ticks off a step before you've done it • Fixed: signing in with a different account on a shared device now starts you off fresh

The free plan is now supported by ads, which keeps every core tool free — upload a plan, place furniture, measure, and sync across devices. You're in control of how they work. When ads first appear you'll be asked how they should be personalized, and you can change that any time under Account → Privacy options. Napkin Plan Pro removes ads entirely. Also fixed: missing logo on the sign-in screen.

New: a sample apartment you can try instantly — no upload needed — with a three-step guide showing what the app does. Fixed: the plan limit now explains itself instead of showing a generic upgrade screen, and Pro subscribers at 10 plans are no longer asked to upgrade to Pro. Also fixed floor plans that wouldn't display, a toolbar that stopped responding after panning, and several first-run issues.

• Your floor plans are now saved on your device, so offline edits are never lost • Open the app offline and go straight to your plans, not the welcome screen • Fixed a bug where the plan list wouldn't open from the iPhone menu

You can now send feedback right from the app — we'd like to hear what's not working. Also fixes sync and sign-out bugs, plus visual polish throughout.

Furniture now sits flush against walls on floor plans that reach the edge of the image. Plus a faster, more responsive experience on iPhone and clearer messages when an upload can't complete.

Fixes for iPhone and iPad: • The getting-started screen now fits properly on iPhone, in both portrait and landscape • Tapping Calibrate, Measure, Person Scale or adding furniture now closes the tools sheet so you can see what happened • Furniture search on iPad no longer loses the keyboard, and folds away the other menus so results are visible • Your plan and account badges are easier to read • Added links to the web app, where building a plan on a big screen is easier

Napkin Plan now works on iPhone. Check a floor plan while you're standing in the space — see the layout, confirm measurements, and make quick adjustments. Plans are still best built on iPad or the web, where there's room to work. Also fixes an issue that could sign you out or hide floor plan images after the app had been open a while, and one that could bury the measure controls behind the upgrade banner. Love Napkin Plan? A rating helps other movers find us. Found a problem? hello@napkinplan.app — we read everything.