Point2Plan · Already working in the field
From scan to plan.
Without the long road in between.
We built a tool that turns a 360° building scan into an accurate, CAD-ready floor plan — collapsing days of office work into one short process. It's already measuring real projects, and will soon open to a small first circle.
How does it work? That part we're keeping close to the chest — for now.
The survey day is just the beginning
If you measure buildings for a living, you know this from the inside:
The office takes longer than the site
One hour of scanning becomes a full day at the desk — extracting points, drafting, double-checking.
The point cloud is a wall, not a door
Professional point-cloud suites cost thousands of dollars a year and need an expert just to produce a floor plan.
A missed detail means another drive
A window height that wasn't noted, an outlet that wasn't marked — and you're back on site. With the scanner. Again.
Three steps. That's the whole story.
Scan
A regular 360° scan of the building, with the gear you already own.
Mark
This is the part we're not revealing yet. Let's just say: no point cloud on your screen, and no learning curve.
Get the plan
Walls, openings, heights and levels — straight into CAD, on the right layers.
No four-figure software. No new profession to learn. No going back to site.
Not born in a lab. Born in the field.
Point2Plan was built inside a working survey business, out of hundreds of hours of real scans — apartments, public institutions and commercial buildings. Every feature exists because a real surveyor needed it on a real project, that same week.
Who it's for
Surveyors & measurement firms
Double the output without doubling the team.
Architects & interior designers
Accurate as-built plans without the weeks of waiting.
Renovation contractors
Quotes based on real dimensions — not guesses.
Property & facility managers
Precise documentation, at a pace of a property a day.
Want to be among the first?
Leave your details and we'll get back to you personally when the first circle opens — or sooner, if you make us curious.