Choose your subject.
Rooms, objects and scenes need different coverage. Get the right starting point before the camera opens.
Squatch Reality · iPhone app in development
Make something of your world.
The room you’re rethinking. The object worth keeping. The place you want to revisit. Bring a little more of your world into 3D.
01 / MAKEA room. An object.
A room. An object.
A whole new perspective.
Choose what you want to bring back. Each capture mode has a different job.
Get a feel for the space.
Walk a room with guided detection of walls, openings and recognized furniture. Review the layout in 2D and 3D before exporting.
- Guided as you walk the room
- Requires a supported LiDAR iPhone
- Check the dimensions that matter with a tape
What a room scan records
- Walls, doors, windows and openings
- Furniture, by kind, size and place
- A floor plan and a 3D room to review
- An export you can take with you
Give the little things
a little more dimension.
Photograph around a still object and reconstruct a model. Inspect the result, find missing surfaces, and decide whether it needs another pass.
- Guided object capture on supported devices
- Model preview and export
- Matte, textured subjects work best
Keep the feeling
of being there.
Scene splats keep the look and light of a place. Capture on your phone, process the views on a computer you have set up, then step back in and look around.
- Preview, inspect and edit the scene
- Progress and recovery while it processes
- For the look of a place, not its measurements
02 / YOUR PACEA little guidance.
A little guidance.
A lot more confidence.
Start with an intention, see what you captured, and keep control of what happens next.
Make a considered pass.
Move slowly, watch the light, and give corners and hidden surfaces a second look.
Review, then share.
Look for missing areas and check the output before you export. A good-looking scene isn’t proof of accurate dimensions.
03 / FIELD WORK
Have a look around.
Real places from the studio’s field scans, none of them made with Squatch Reality. Pick one and turn it around in 3D.
Wilson’s Creek, Missouri. Field artillery on the battlefield line, from sixty photographs. CC BY 4.0
Tucson, Arizona. A saguaro stand in low desert light. CC BY 4.0
Wilson’s Creek, Missouri. Scanned from inside the old stone springhouse, looking out through its door. CC BY 4.0
A quieter kind of capture
Your space.
Your call.
Start locally. Review deliberately. Share intentionally.
The iPhone app is in development. Public downloads and cloud capture storage are not open yet. You can explore the studio examples and prepare your first scan here.