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• Better 3D furniture: sofas and chairs are upholstered, beds are made, and wood and fabric look like wood and fabric. A Shadows switch on the 3D view trades corner shadows for speed on older phones. • New furniture: a DJ booth, and DJ decks that sit on your desk or counter. Scans now recognize kitchen islands, counters and wall cabinets. • Sliding glass doors: a new door type on the Walls step, drawn as glass. Scans pick it up as well. • The Treat step makes your plan as soon as you open it. • Vaulted ceilings: the listening side view now cuts across the vault, so it matches the Ceiling step.
Work out how many acoustic panels a room needs, and where to put them. AcousticOwl models your room, predicts how it will sound, and designs a treatment plan you can actually buy and hang. It is built on published absorption data and standard acoustics formulas, not rules of thumb. MEASURE THE ROOM Scan it with LiDAR on a Pro iPhone and the floor plan builds itself, walls and corners included. No LiDAR, or an odd-shaped room? Draw the outline top-down in a few taps and set the ceiling height. Photograph a wall and the app finds its windows and doors for you, then places them at the right size and height. The image analysis runs entirely on your device — the photo is never sent anywhere for processing. SEE WHAT IS WRONG - RT60 reverberation time per octave band, 125 Hz to 4 kHz, using Sabine or Eyring with ISO 9613-1 air absorption - Your result charted against the recommended range for your room type, so "too live" is a number rather than an impression - Room modes: axial, tangential and oblique standing waves for rectangular and near-rectangular rooms, so you know which bass notes will boom and which will disappear - Every surface's contribution, so you can see whether the problem is the ceiling, the glass or the floor GET A PLAN Pick a room type — control room, home theater, podcast studio, live room, classroom, restaurant, gym and eleven more — and the planner designs a treatment layout for it. It works to that room type's target reverberation time, respects doors, windows and obstructions, and won't specify foam where fire codes forbid it. You get panel positions on real walls, quantities, and a running cost. Build several plans over the same room and compare their predicted RT60 side by side before spending anything. SEE IT IN THE ROOM Sketch in 2D from above, then look at the finished room as a fully extruded 3D model with every panel where it will actually go. REAL DATA A catalog of surface materials and acoustic products carrying published octave-band absorption coefficients. Add your own materials and products when you're working with something the catalog doesn't cover, or when a manufacturer publishes their own figures. SHARE IT Designs sync to your account across devices. Send a read-only link and anyone can open your room and its plan in a browser, no account needed — useful for showing a client, a bandmate or a landlord what you're proposing. WHO IT IS FOR Home studio and project studio owners, podcasters, mixing and mastering engineers, home cinema builders, church and school AV teams, and anyone whose room sounds worse than their gear.