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Where this app stands in Czech Republic, updated 10 Nov 2026
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Pásek now speaks English — the language follows your system settings. Polished texts across the whole app (including scan guidance). Minor fixes and improvements.
Got an old house with no plans? Pásek turns it into a digital passport. Walk through it with your iPhone and LiDAR scans the walls, doors, windows and dimensions — you instantly get a 2D floor plan with measurements. No Pro with LiDAR? Trace the floor plan manually with the camera (AR) or simply type in the dimensions. Measure details with a laser or tape, and every measurement shows how accurate it is (±%). Assemble the whole property — the house, outbuildings, floors and cellar — into one clear "passport" that tells you what is still missing. View the 3D model, pin photos, notes and tags, load the parcel from the Czech cadastre (ČÚZK) and sketch the utility lines. • Room scanning with LiDAR (iPhone/iPad Pro) or manual AR tracing • Scan straight into a specific building and floor (cellar / ground floor / Nth floor) • Automatic 2D floor plan and 3D model — dimensions and areas • Manual measuring with tracked error in % (laser / tape / estimate) • Roof, photo pins, notes and tags • Parcel preview from the Czech cadastre (ČÚZK) and utility-line sketching • Export: floor plan to DXF (CAD), data to JSON / ZIP, print and PDF summary • Fully offline — your data stays with you, no account, no server • Czech and English — follows your system language Buy once, keep forever. No subscription. Coming soon: USDZ 3D export with AR preview, full cadastre and utilities, sync between devices. Pásek is a guidance tool for planning and visualization — not a geodetic survey for authorities, nor a boundary demarcation. Before digging, always have the utility lines marked out by their operators.