Room Arranger

Name: Room Arranger
Rating: 4.3 (379 reviews)
Author: Jan Adamec

Design your home or office

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

379 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Productivity
Developer

Jan Adamec
Language

EN
+ 40 More
Size

49.7
MB

Design your room, office, apartment, or entire house. The app has simple user interface, once you get the basics, you can draw whatever you imagine. Features: - Create projects by scanning your rooms with LiDAR camera on iPhone Pro or iPad Pro, then send to other device - View the project in 3D - Wide object library, you can create your own objects inside - Projects can have multiple floors - Build on floor plan image - Print in scale (e.g. 1:50) - Lots of advanced functions - Organize and transfer your project files between devices via Dropbox and iCloud Drive - Translated to 43 languages The app is free, only saving of projects is disabled to let you test and evaluate the application. Saving functionality can be unlocked as in-app purchase.

Ratings & Reviews

4.3

out of 5

379 Ratings

Pictures r actually accurate
02/25/2023

I_love_warrior_cats
I just got this app today and it works great. One thing I was SUPER upset about is that I thought that I could have one project and still save it. I created a really nice accurate room that looked a lot like my bedroom. I wanted to be able to move things around and see how they looked. It was great! Except when I closed the tab of this app it deleted my project and went back to the example house. Another thing is is that I didn’t understand how to make floors. But this app is useful. Oh and u can also like go into 3D mode and walk around in the room/building u createdTysm for reading my review and I hope u have a wonderful rest of ur day. God bless and be with u always! Remember He loves u!
Pictures r actually accurate
02/25/2023

I_love_warrior_cats

I just got this app today and it works great. One thing I was SUPER upset about is that I thought that I could have one project and still save it. I created a really nice accurate room that looked a lot like my bedroom. I wanted to be able to move things around and see how they looked. It was great! Except when I closed the tab of this app it deleted my project and went back to the example house. Another thing is is that I didn’t understand how to make floors. But this app is useful. Oh and u can also like go into 3D mode and walk around in the room/building u createdTysm for reading my review and I hope u have a wonderful rest of ur day. God bless and be with u always! Remember He loves u!
Must Know Inches Only
08/20/2018

FlibbityFlam
There’s a featured review for this app (which includes the developer’s response) that attempts to raise the issue I’m having, only it’s not very well written, so hold my coffee.When you start a new project, the app prompts you for the room dimensions. It is at this point the app expects you to enter inches only, despite the sample entry showing the standard format x’ y” (with a space in between). If you actually enter, as did I, 21’ 6”, it converts it to 1’ 9”. It ignores the apostrophe foot indicator and converts whatever number is there to inches. That’s what 21 inches is: one foot, nine inches. So, yes, you must convert all your dimensions to inches before you begin. This is a problem. The developer may *SAY* that apostrophes can be entered but after multiple attempts (with and without spaces in between), I am relaying the *ACTUAL* behavior.I didn’t get any further than this with the app, I’m afraid, so unless (and until) this issue is solved, I’ll shelve all other opinions.

Developer Response
Thanks for your detailed description of the bug. The reason was, that since some version of iOS11, iPad automatically changes flat apostrophes to curly variants, that were not recognized by Room Arranger. So it's fixed in the current version. Thanks again, and I hope you will update your review accordingly :-)
Must Know Inches Only
08/20/2018

FlibbityFlam

There’s a featured review for this app (which includes the developer’s response) that attempts to raise the issue I’m having, only it’s not very well written, so hold my coffee.When you start a new project, the app prompts you for the room dimensions. It is at this point the app expects you to enter inches only, despite the sample entry showing the standard format x’ y” (with a space in between). If you actually enter, as did I, 21’ 6”, it converts it to 1’ 9”. It ignores the apostrophe foot indicator and converts whatever number is there to inches. That’s what 21 inches is: one foot, nine inches. So, yes, you must convert all your dimensions to inches before you begin. This is a problem. The developer may *SAY* that apostrophes can be entered but after multiple attempts (with and without spaces in between), I am relaying the *ACTUAL* behavior.I didn’t get any further than this with the app, I’m afraid, so unless (and until) this issue is solved, I’ll shelve all other opinions.
Developer Response 09/05/2018
Thanks for your detailed description of the bug. The reason was, that since some version of iOS11, iPad automatically changes flat apostrophes to curly variants, that were not recognized by Room Arranger. So it's fixed in the current version. Thanks again, and I hope you will update your review accordingly :-)
Great app overall!
08/06/2020

Meggy T
This app is better then expected and worth the $10 to save your work. I am using this to layout my future apartment that I will be moving into next month, there is a learning curve but overall it’s great to work in once you get used to it!! You could definitely use this for more projects or if you’re interested in trying different layouts for your rooms!
Great app overall!
08/06/2020

Meggy T

This app is better then expected and worth the $10 to save your work. I am using this to layout my future apartment that I will be moving into next month, there is a learning curve but overall it’s great to work in once you get used to it!! You could definitely use this for more projects or if you’re interested in trying different layouts for your rooms!
Easy room design
02/08/2020

Manicguy
This app takes a little practice to learn all of the features, but once you do, you can create very detailed plans for remodeling or rearranging a room. The included furniture, doors, window and accessory options are sufficiently broad for most indoor or outdoor projects. I especially like that you can use your own photos to add a design to an area rug or for art work you have or want to get for the newly designed room. The color palate is also easy to use and in case you can’t remember the exact shade of a color you used, the program keeps the last 20 colors you used in your project (in case you are O-C as I am)!
Easy room design
02/08/2020

Manicguy

This app takes a little practice to learn all of the features, but once you do, you can create very detailed plans for remodeling or rearranging a room. The included furniture, doors, window and accessory options are sufficiently broad for most indoor or outdoor projects. I especially like that you can use your own photos to add a design to an area rug or for art work you have or want to get for the newly designed room. The color palate is also easy to use and in case you can’t remember the exact shade of a color you used, the program keeps the last 20 colors you used in your project (in case you are O-C as I am)!