HouseSense 1.7 — you no longer need LiDAR: you can draw the home yourself. • Draw or scan: the plus button asks which one you want. Drawing works on any iPhone and iPad — scanning still needs LiDAR • The drawing table: drag a rectangle across the graph paper and you have a room. The measurements you write afterwards, in whole centimeters, and they are inside measurements • Rooms share walls: a neighboring room builds on the same wall, so no square meter is counted twice • Doors and windows with the pencil: put them on the wall, center them, space them evenly — or set them at a measurement from the corner • Step into the drawing: your own drawing in 3D, at 1:1, with the measurements written on the walls • Build the home: the drawing becomes a real home — areas, floors, floor plan, reports and sharing, exactly like a scanned one A drawing holds your own measurements, not a survey — measure on site before you order. Plus everything from 1.5 and 1.6: • Step inside: walk the home in first person at eye level, in real sunlight • The whole home in 3D under the real sun, all floors at once • PDFs in the reader's language — including your own room names and budget items

HouseSense 1.5 — "Step inside". The walkthrough has been rebuilt from the ground up and is now called Step inside. The home is no longer something you look at from the outside. • Step inside: walk the home in first person at eye level — with real sunlight, day and night, and the moon • Multiple floors: change floor through floating coin portals — the first floor hovers above the terrain, the basement sits in the ground • Furniture and decor: a furniture catalogue, plants and lamps with real light — furniture snaps to the walls and the home's own axes • Pictures on the walls: hang the room's own photos, your own picture or drawn artwork — behind glass • The light can be switched off: turn each lamp on or off, or kill everything and see what light is left • Paint the wall while standing in front of it: long-press a wall inside, and the colour lands immediately • Facade: give the exterior a surface, a colour and a frame colour — and see it from outside in 3D • Windows and doors: glass and frames in every opening, double doors recognised, and every opening collected in one schedule as PDF and CSV • Daylight per room: how much of the room is window • Wall types: load-bearing or light — and a surface per side, such as plaster, brick or wood • New demonstration home: an L-shaped house of 188 m² on three levels, furnished room by room

HouseSense 1.3: • Walkthrough: walk through the home in first person — at eye level, with sunlight you control • Compare homes: 2–3 houses side by side at the same scale — areas, glass and largest rooms • Move in: bring the furniture from your own scanned home along on the house hunt, and see if it fits • Surroundings: the app finds roads, green space and water on its own — mark the rest yourself, and get told which room is quietest or gets the best morning sun • Light profile: sun hours for every room — today and across the year • To-do list: small tasks per room — check them off and watch progress right on the floor plan • Combined report: plan, measurements, budget and to-do list — pick the rooms and content yourself, and share as one PDF • Wall colors: paint the walls — the colors carry over to 3D and web sharing • Elevation view: long-press a wall to see it face-on with measurements and openings • New welcome: a lively tour of everything the app can do

HouseSense 1.2: • Web sharing (Estate): share the home with a code — the buyer sees the floor plan, areas and 3D with sunlight right in the browser, and you can follow anonymous view counts • Try web sharing on the demo home — no subscription needed • The app now speaks 13 languages: English, Danish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Swedish, Norwegian, Polish, Czech and Ukrainian • The demo home now follows the app's language

HouseSense 1.1: • The app now speaks English, Danish and Ukrainian • Takeoff: tap the rooms and get areas for contractor quotes (floor, ceiling, walls, skirting) • Room-by-room budget with pack pricing, waste allowance and a combined shopping list • Place the house on the satellite map — also corrects the sun calculation • Homes now draw correctly on devices that cannot merge scans themselves • A demonstration home, so everything can be tried without a LiDAR scan