Drop speakers, cameras, access points, shades and lighting onto the architect's floor plan. See the coverage before the truck rolls. The schedules, drawings and pricing build themselves.
Scan the room on site, design the media wall, build the rack, and hand the client a sheet that looks like a rendering — without leaving the app.
On a LiDAR-equipped iPad Pro or iPhone Pro, walk the room and the walls, doors and windows come in to scale. Scan room by room, then line the scans up — the app fits shared walls together and cleans up the overlaps.
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A scan is typically within an inch or two per wall. Check the critical runs with a tape before anything is built.
Pick the TV or screen, speakers, subwoofers and cabinetry, and the wall lays itself out with the right clearances. Then choose how to show it: a dimensioned CAD sheet for the cabinet maker, or a styled presentation sheet for the client.
Gear you assign to a rack lives in the rack, not scattered on the plan. Amps sit side by side on their made-for mounts, small gear on shelves, with blanks, vents, patch panels and open space where you want them.
One tap turns the media wall you designed into a photo-realistic picture of the finished room — the client's paint colors, cabinetry, screen and speakers, right where the design puts them. It becomes the first page of the presentation, so the client sees the room before anything is built.
Image shown: an AI concept photo generated from a RoughLine media wall design. AI photos are concepts; the drawings stay the reference for sizes and positions.
No round trips between a drawing tool, a Wi-Fi predictor, a camera calculator and a proposal writer.
LiDAR on iPad Pro and iPhone Pro brings in the walls, doors and windows to scale.
Learn more →Speaker levels, camera fields of view and Wi-Fi through real walls, on the plan.
Learn more →Screens, speakers and cabinetry with the right clearances, a CAD sheet and a presentation.
Learn more →Elevations, PoE, watts and heat from the gear you assign.
Learn more →PDF sets with title blocks, DXF with a layer per system, rough-in dimensioned for the electrician.
Learn more →Your pricing, labor and markup, with good, better and best options.
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