HomeMod Studio

HomeMod Studio is a visual planning app for home modifications and accessibility. Mark up site photos or draw floor plans to show ramps, grab rails, handrails, steps and measurements, then share clear drawings with clients, families, builders and colleagues.

Made for home modification assessors, builders, designers and anyone planning safer, more accessible homes for ageing in place or disability access.

PHOTO MARKUP

Take a photo of the site and draw the proposed changes on it: ramps, handrails, shapes, labels, notes and dimensions.

FLOOR PLANS

Sketch rooms on a canvas with walls, doors, openings, and fixtures, then add measurements and labels.

CUSTOM ELEMENTS

Draw your own elements or import images and 3D models, then save them to your library to reuse in any project. Share your library with colleagues as a single file.

CAMERA AND GALLERY

Use the built-in camera or your device's camera app, and send photos straight into a new or existing project. Search the built-in gallery across all project folders.

SAVE, SHARE AND EXPORT

• Save editable projects on your device and share them as project files

• Export JPG images for reports, presentations and funding applications

• Export and import floor plans as .hm files or DXF files

KEY FEATURES

• Annotate photos with proposed modifications

• Floor plans with grid snap and dimensions

• Ramps, handrails, shapes, labels and notes

• Reusable custom elements, images and 3D models

• Built-in camera and gallery with search

• JPG export, plus DXF export and import

• Projects are stored on your device. No account needed

• Optimised for phones and tablets

QUESTIONS OR IDEAS?

We'd love to hear from you. Email with questions, suggestions or feature requests, or use Email Support in the app. HomeMod Studio is actively developed, and your feedback helps shape new features.

TIP: Save project photos to a separate HomeMod Studio folder, not your main camera folder, so they stay apart from personal photos and load faster.

Drawings are a planning guide only. Always check measurements and designs against local building codes and accessibility standards with a qualified professional.