RestoSketch brings room scanning, editable floor plans, photos, moisture documentation, equipment layout, and project exports into one focused iPhone workflow.
RestoSketch is designed around the actual restoration job: build the structure, verify the plan, document the loss, place equipment, and carry the project forward without jumping between disconnected tools.
Use Smart Scan on supported devices, then review the result in 2D. Zoom, pan, select walls, correct geometry, replace a room, or keep building room by room.
Start with a blank sketch, reusable room template, or guided camera measurements when an automatic scan is not the right fit.
Keep property, claim, loss, notes, scan photos, moisture readings, damage markers, safety notes, and project photos organized in context.
Each step stays connected to the project, so the floor plan remains useful after the scan is over.
Add the customer, property, claim and loss details so the job starts with the right context.
Choose the method that fits the room. Add additional rooms without rebuilding the project around them.
Inspect the 2D plan, wall measurements and room geometry before relying on the project downstream.
Attach photos, moisture readings, damage notes, equipment and plan markers to the project.
Generate project documentation and plan exports for the next step in your estimating or restoration workflow.
RestoSketch keeps high-value restoration tasks close to the plan instead of turning the floor plan into a dead-end image.
Capture a focused set of useful project views while supported scans are in progress, then review or remove them afterward.
Add moisture readings and supporting photos to the project so field findings stay tied to the job record.
Rescan a completed project to count and pin drying equipment, with manual placement available when needed.
Mark damage, notes, moisture, equipment, safety items and photo locations directly against the floor plan.
Move between a practical plan view and spatial context without losing the project information around it.
Create polished project reports and plan files for handoff, documentation, and Xactimate-oriented workflows.
Projects can remain local on the iPhone, or you can choose where backup copies go. RestoSketch is being built to work with personal cloud storage, company-controlled folders, and an optional managed cloud.
Local by defaultKeep work on the device until you choose otherwise.
Manual or automatic backupChoose when backup copies are created.
Deletion behavior you controlDecide what happens to the backup when a project is removed.
The goal is simple: capture a space once, keep the structure editable, then let the rest of the restoration record live around that same project.
RestoSketch is being prepared for iPhone. Some scan capabilities depend on supported Apple hardware and system frameworks. Manual Sketch and other workflows are designed to provide alternatives when full room capture is not available.
No. Camera- and sensor-generated measurements are intended to assist documentation and estimating. Critical dimensions should always be verified before construction, fabrication, material ordering, insurance settlement, or other work requiring exact measurements.
No. The storage system is designed to let customers choose local storage, their own cloud or company-controlled storage, or optional RestoSketch Cloud services.
Yes. The current app includes a 2D editing workflow for reviewing measurements and correcting wall geometry rather than forcing you to accept every captured wall exactly as-is.
RestoSketch is moving toward App Store release. Join the launch list for availability, release notes, and early product updates.