Home Interior Design: Planner 4+

Horrible app to work with

the app doesn't have a tutorial, it doesnt let you customize the mesurements, it looks like it's not completed. don't even try it, you wil lose your money

Developer Response ,

Hi! If you want to change the units of measurement, you need to click on the settings (little gear in the lower left corner). We don't have a tutorial, but we are always ready to answer your questions!

What.

I wanted to draw a rectangle to my room dimensions: That is needlessly sloppy in too many ways that I don't want to type out. I entered my meaasurements, true rectangle, four sides, opposites equal— each wall displayed different values. Somehow it ented up tilted— no way to snap, or rotate "room"...
I started over (typed in measurements, four times, still ended up with different values) This time it was strait at least.
It's a small room; the view, zoom function is... impractical. hard to describe...
Still trying to find my way around this new program, I picked out a window, a door, and one of the beds— no measurements to choose from, so they must be resizable after being placed? Nope. The double (no text description either) bed I placed was almost as big as my "room" in which I have a queen IRL...
The settings Gear icon, allows one to choose M, CM, feet, inch... and that is it. Those are the only settings, full stop. I did select inches, and I entered my my measurements in inches.
The entire UI consisted of maybe five icons on the screen, without even a hover to show its name.
At best this is "unintuitive" —I've tried other programs, looking for a **very simple** one to to make very basic scale drawing for furniture arranging, that was it, and those others were for like architectectural/constructional, trained professional interior designers — and I decided there was just too much of a learning curve for what I needed...
This was just bafflingly, egregiously so.

My usage was FREE. I was hoping to trial something I could intuitively figure out, again for a very basic plan, that I could then decide on whether I wanted to purchase for more involved, future work.