You spot a piece of furniture you love — in a showroom, a café, a friend's place — but you have no idea what it's called or where to get it. PrismaMesh lets you scan it with your phone and matches it to the real product.
Furniture is almost impossible to search for. A photo rarely tells you the name, the size, or whether it'll actually fit your space — and reverse image search guesses from looks alone. PrismaMesh captures the real shape and dimensions of an object and matches it against a catalogue of genuine 3D product models — built on open 3D furniture libraries with true product dimensions — so identification is based on what the thing actually is, not just what it looks like in one snapshot.
Walk around the object with your phone. PrismaMesh guides you to the angles it needs.
Your scan is compared to an open library of real 3D product models — by shape and size, not pixels.
Get the matching product, its real dimensions, and a side-by-side 3D view.
One app, three capture modes — from a single chair to an entire facade.
Orbit a chair, a lamp, a table. Millimetre-level shape capture for precise matching.
Sweep a room and get a complete 3D copy — furniture, layout and true measurements.
Walk around a building and reconstruct it in 3D from photos alone. No limits on size.
One slow, continuous pass beats careful repetition — drift and re-metering punish second passes.
Bright, even light is the single biggest quality factor. Avoid aiming at bare windows.
Slide along the room's edge sweeping gentle up-down waves — tilt ~45° down to catch the floor.
Half-orbit the furniture you care about as you pass it. Don't come back for seconds.
Short scans stay sharp. Missed a spot? A fresh scan beats patching an old one.
Every scan can become a lifelike 3D twin you can spin, zoom and share — straight from your phone. It's the closest thing to taking the room with you.
Selected beta users only — public sign-up coming soon.