Draft:RoomSketcher
Professional floor planning software
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RoomSketcher is a floor planning software for macOS, Windows,[1][2] iOS, and Android tablets.
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| RoomSketcher | |
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| Developer | RoomSketcher AS |
| Initial release | 2008 |
| Operating system | macOS, Windows 10, iOS, Android |
| Size | 287 MB (Windows) |
| Available in | English, German, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish |
| Type | Floor plan software, Virtual home design software, Computer Aided Design software, Interior design software |
| Website | www |
The app supports creating, importing, and ordering floor plans. The app can be used to generate traditional 2D floor plans and stylized 3D floor plans. The software also supports 3D and 360-degree renders of room interiors.
RoomSketcher uses a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model. Its core features are primarily available through a downloadable app with cloud-saved projects. Additional functionality is available through a web portal.
History
RoomSketcher was released in 2008 under the name Viseno Home Designer, developed by Viseno.no AS,[3] now RoomSketcher AS, based in Oslo, Norway.[4]
Viseno was founded in March 2007 by Stein Kjartan Vik, as an offshoot of Xvision, a 3D Visualization company working within the Norwegian offshore and subsea market since 1999. Kjartan Vik previously served as the company's Sales and Marketing Director. Trond Bergquist has served as CEO since 2008.
In 2011, Viseno Home Designer changed name to RoomSketcher Home Designer. The company's Chief Marketing & Sales Officer Trine Bretteville cited an expansion in the software's scope and user base as a reason for the change. The software was rebranded to RoomSketcher in 2016[5] alongside the release of an iPad and Android Tablet-based version of the app.[6]
RoomSketcher was initially developed and launched as an online Flash-based software. With the discontinuation of Adobe Flash support in 2017, RoomSketcher was released as a downloadable app on Windows and MacOS desktops.
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