One property. Four ways to capture it.
Capture smartphone photos now. Apple LiDAR requires an export from a supported native companion, and professional laser or photogrammetry packages enter a staff-reviewed import workflow. Real photo reconstruction runs only when the private GPU worker is online.
Use the strongest method available without overstating what it proves.
Choose the route first, then Crownforge presents the correct camera, import formats, accuracy boundary, and professional handoff.
Identify the project site.
The street address remains on this device unless you explicitly include it in a professional project handoff.
Document the property from useful angles.
Begin with the main project area. Keep the phone level and include clear reference edges.
Any Smartphone
Guided rear-camera views plus measured reference dimensions.
Useful for concepts and quotes; every construction dimension still requires field verification.
Verifying camera access and private capture storage.
Use the strongest evidence this device can produce.
Crownforge recognizes Apple LiDAR, professional laser-scan, photogrammetry, survey, point-cloud, and 3D packages, stores the original file, records its checksum, and keeps its source separate from reference photographs.
No higher-fidelity scan package imported.
Imported scan packages will appear here.
Start the rear camera, take device photos, or upload originals. Twenty or more overlapping high-resolution views are required for reconstruction.
Checking camera readiness.
Calibrate the usable project zone.
Enter the best measurements available. Crownforge will field-verify every construction dimension later.
Build the property from the captured photographs.
Upload the original views to the protected project, solve camera poses, reconstruct the dense point cloud, mesh and texture the surfaces, then validate the GLB.
Saved property records on this device.
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