What can I use it for?
A library of specific jobs Graphite 3D does. Each is a discrete task made from a handful of features, ready to open the app for.
Annotate construction
Capture construction details, discrepancies, and conditions where they are, at true scale.
Capture floor plans
Sketch the room as you walk it — no drafting table required.
Client annotations
Hand the client an iPad. They mark up your sketch in real time.
Collaborative design session
Two designers, one room, one shared sketch — both editing at true scale.
Compare product options
Place three options side by side; render each in the actual room’s light.
Coordinate with trades on-site
GC, electrician, plumber — same iPad view, same job walk.
Design a bespoke piece
Sketch a piece sized to the exact space; export STL for a maker.
Design together at home
Two iPads, one living room — try arrangements as a team.
Export animation paths
Freeline-draw a motion path in real space; hand it off as a curve.
Export STL for fabrication
Design in the room; send the file to a fabricator.
Export to desktop CAD
Your on-site capture becomes the next person’s start-of-day file.
Generate a photoreal preview
Sketch the change in the room, generate an AI render, hand the image over.
Make a visual punch list
Walk the finished job. Photo-mark every fix needed at true scale.
Map waypoints
Sketch zones to reach, avoid, or pause at — in the actual space.
Mark clearance conflicts
Annotate the beam a pipe would cut through — before it cuts through.
Measure ceilings
Point up, tap, done. No ladder.
Measure doorways
Confirm what fits through before you buy, order, or deliver.
Measure existing conditions
Walk the space, capture every dimension, hand off the file.
Measure rooms
Get accurate wall-to-wall dimensions in 30 seconds — no tape, no ladder.
Photograph designs from multiple angles
Circle the design; capture stills that read like a photo shoot.
Place furnishings
Import a chair, sofa, or lamp; place it at true scale in the actual room.
Plan camera positions
Place a camera geometry in the real space, label it, walk the shot.
Playful design education
Students pair up in the studio and build together at true scale.
Preview aisle arrangements
Sketch fixtures, endcaps, and displays in the actual aisle before the build.
Preview an exhibit layout
Drop walls, cases, and displays into the empty room. Walk the visitor path.
Preview robot positioning
Sketch base position, reach envelope, and safety fencing before installation.
Rearrange furnishings
Move pieces without moving them. Live-preview alternate arrangements.
Record walkthrough videos
Walk the space with the design overlaid — capture the whole scene as video.
Rehearse a tool path
Sketch the tool’s route on the actual material before cycling the machine.
Rehearse an install
Import the model, place it, check clearances and door swings.
Save and share
Sign in with Apple; the sketch is on your iPad tonight and your phone tomorrow.
Sketch a booth footprint
In the empty hall, draw the footprint at true scale; walk the visitor flow.
Sketch a built-in
Draw the shelf, bench, or cabinet where it goes, at the size it needs to be.
Sketch a kitchen island
Drop a proposed island into the room; walk around it to check the flow.
Sketch a partition
See where a wall would go before you commit to building one.
Sketch a wall opening
Draw the opening on the actual wall at the exact scale you want it.
Sketch an earthwork
Freeline a berm, retaining wall, or grading change on the actual terrain.
Sketch an outdoor deck
Draw the deck footprint on the actual grade where it’ll be built.
Topographic annotation
Freeline-draw on real terrain — every stroke snaps to the imported model.
Walk a building massing
Sketch the volume where it’ll go. Walk the perimeter with a colleague.