Start with the job
Choose Room, Door or opening, Furniture or object, or Custom. Name the project “Living room study.”
Aim at one edge. Select it. Aim at the other edge and select again. Spatial Size shows the distance, lets you name what you measured, and saves it with the project so you can find it again.
One wall, start to finish
“12′ 8 ⅜″” becomes useful when it says “North wall width,” appears on the wall you measured, records whether you used Laser or Muse, and carries the result of a second check. Here is how it gets there.
Choose Room, Door or opening, Furniture or object, or Custom. Name the project “Living room study.”
Aim the red Laser target at the left edge of the wall and select. Aim at the right edge and select again.
Save “North wall width — 12′ 8 ⅜″.” The name, value, source, and measurement line stay together.
Use Check Measure on the same endpoints. See the original, the repeat, and the exact difference before relying on it.
Come back tomorrow
Open “Living room study” and select “North wall width” in the Project Record. Spatial Size reveals that measurement in the room and spotlights the line you saved.
Take the room with you
Start an optional Scan Room session and Spatial Size builds a 3D model of the space. Your named measurement lines, values, and drawings appear with the room, so someone opening the model can see what was measured and where.
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Two ways to place a point
Laser is built into the app and ready for room-scale work. If a Logitech Muse is connected, put its tracked tip directly on the point you want. Spatial Size records which method made each result.
Use the red target to pick two visible points across a wall, room, object, or opening.
For deliberate placement, touch the optional Muse tip to each point and press its button.
Original 12′ 8 ⅜″. Repeat 12′ 8 ½″. Difference ⅛″. Both captures stay in the record.
MEASURE TWICE. CUT ONCE. Check Measure tells you how closely you repeated the same endpoints. It does not calibrate the headset or replace a final tape check. Confirm critical dimensions before ordering, fabrication, cutting, or another irreversible step.
What happens next
Measure the distance between two points, outline an irregular area, check level or plumb, or draw directly in the room. Use it for rooms, openings, furniture, artwork, and other physical objects.
No. Laser capture is always available. An optional Logitech Muse adds direct tip-based Precision capture and drawing.
No. Spatial Size is planning-grade and designed to improve capture, context, repeat checks, and project records. Confirm critical dimensions with a tape before an irreversible step.
No. A LiDAR scan is optional. It adds a 3D room model and spatial context; Laser and Muse measurements, PDF field reports, and CSV measurement tables remain useful without one.
Create Export Files gives you a PDF field report with named measurements and checks, a CSV measurement table, machine-readable project data, and—if you scanned the room—a scaled 3D presentation model.
Spatial Size is actively in development for Apple Vision Pro. Launch details will be shared when the app is ready for real-world use.
In development for Apple Vision Pro
Spatial Size is being built and tested now. Get an update when it is ready to use on Apple Vision Pro.
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