Home Automation Planner: see where your smart devices go before you install them

Home Planner is a home automation planner that shows where each device goes. Place cameras, locks, thermostats, outlets and lights on your floor plan, and check them in 3D against your furniture. You set up and control the devices in their own apps.

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Draw the rooms to scale or scan a room with your phone. Add doors, windows and furniture.

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Add cameras, locks, thermostats, speakers, lights, outlets and switches from the catalog, and label them on the plan.

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Walk through every room, make realistic renders, and send a link to your family or installer.

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Yes. The free plan saves up to 10 designs, each one a whole home plan, with up to 30,000 catalog items and up to 4 AI redesigns to try. PRO adds exact wall sizes, the full catalog, higher AI limits and a renovation cost estimate. PRO+ adds 4K renders, 360° photos and offline mode.

No. Home Planner is a planner: it shows where your devices go, but it doesn't connect to them or run automations. You set up and control your devices in their own apps.

Security cameras, doorbells and intercoms, smart locks, thermostats, smart speakers, routers and robot vacuums, plus wall panels, a car charger, outlets, switches and ceiling, track, spot and LED lights. Each one is a 3D model at its real size, so you can see how much space it takes. The catalog has no smart plugs, smart bulbs, smoke detectors or motion sensors.

Draw the rooms to scale and add the furniture first. Then go room by room: a doorbell and a lock at the entrance, a camera over the door, a thermostat and speakers in the living areas, outlets and switches where you need them. Check every room in 3D. For the wiring, talk to an electrician.

No. Home Planner shows where a device stands and lets you see in 3D what stands in front of it. It doesn't measure signal strength or what a camera sees. Check the maker's guide for the range of a device.

No. It doesn't check compatibility between devices, hubs or standards. Check that in the maker's guide before you buy.

Yes. The ceiling height is free to set on every plan. With PRO, type the exact length of every wall in feet and inches or in meters and centimeters, or read wall lengths from a supported laser meter on iPhone, iPad, Android or Mac. On the free plan, you draw the walls on a grid. Follow your device maker's safety instructions, and never point a laser at anyone's eyes.

Yes, on phones that support AR; iPhones with LiDAR make a detailed scan. On the free plan, scan a room into a new design and look around it in 3D. Furnishing a scanned room needs PRO. You can also draw the rooms on the grid and furnish them for free. Scanning isn't available on Mac or Windows.

Yes. Home Planner runs on iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and Windows, and with PRO your designs sync between devices. Scanning works on phones and tablets, not on Mac or Windows. Planning and furnishing happen in the app.

Yes. The catalog has 200+ outlets and switches, and ceiling, track, spot and LED lights. Place them on the walls and on the ceiling plan, and label them with text and arrows.

Yes. Send a link that opens in any browser, or a PDF with the floor plan. Home Planner doesn't draw the wiring: your electrician plans that.

Yes. Cancel at any time, and PRO stays active until the end of the period you paid for. Bought on our website? Contact support and we'll help with a refund. Bought in the App Store, Google Play or Steam? The store handles refunds under its own policy.