CaldrisSpace
24 Sept 2026launched 7 days ago
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
Limited release · 6 countriesCanada, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Norway +2 more
1.0latest version · 7 days ago
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Sketch a room. Drag in a sofa. Watch the walk clear. Caldris turns floor planning into something you'd actually want to play with — no measuring tape, no CAD grid, just a warm, tactile canvas where every piece of furniture is a shape you can spin, slide, and drop into place. Pick a room type — bedroom, living room, kitchen, studio, office, dining, nursery, or balcony — and start filling it from a catalog of furniture, lighting, storage, plants, and decor. Paint zones for rest, focus, gathering, greenery, or light, and shape the room the way you actually use it, not the way a showroom would. Then let Space Balance read the floor. It scores your layout on movement, free space, accessibility, and overall balance, and calls out the exact problems: an overlapping pair of chairs, a gap too tight to squeeze through, a wardrobe blocking the doorway, a room crowded on one side. It's not decoration advice — it's a second pair of eyes on how the room will actually feel to live in.Read more
Sketch a room. Drag in a sofa. Watch the walk clear.
Caldris turns floor planning into something you'd actually want to play with — no measuring tape, no CAD grid, just a warm, tactile canvas where every piece of furniture is a shape you can spin, slide, and drop into place.
Pick a room type — bedroom, living room, kitchen, studio, office, dining, nursery, or balcony — and start filling it from a catalog of furniture, lighting, storage, plants, and decor. Paint zones for rest, focus, gathering, greenery, or light, and shape the room the way you actually use it, not the way a showroom would.
Then let Space Balance read the floor. It scores your layout on movement, free space, accessibility, and overall balance, and calls out the exact problems: an overlapping pair of chairs, a gap too tight to squeeze through, a wardrobe blocking the doorway, a room crowded on one side. It's not decoration advice — it's a second pair of eyes on how the room will actually feel to live in.
Versions
- Version 1.0First seen · 24 Sept 2026
Countries
Limited release · 6 countries Soft launch
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CanadaSwitzerlandUnited KingdomNorwayTurkeyUkraine
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