TapMeasure – AR utility for PC - Free Download: Windows 10/11 Edition

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Software Features and Description

1. We built TapMeasure as an easy to use, everyday spatial utility — but it also works great for pros, including interior designers, architects, contractors, real estate agents, appraisers, insurance agents, and anyone that needs quick, approximate 3D models and measurements.

2. Meet TapMeasure, the spatial utility that combines computer vision and AR, creating a whole new way to capture and measure your space.

3. TapMeasure is built by the team at Occipital (occipital.com). We're the same team behind 360 Panorama, Structure Sensor, Canvas, Bridge, and other spatial computing products.

4. TapMeasure combines the new ARKit framework in iOS 11 with advanced computer vision, to recognize and track objects.

5. TapMeasure is the fastest, smartest way to measure a physical space.

6. Since TapMeasure uses ARKit, you'll need an ARKit-compatible device (iPhone 6s or newer).

7. • Geometric Recognition: Automatically detect rectangular objects like doors, windows, artwork, and more, and add them to your model.

8. • SketchUp Export: Export your 3D model as an .SKP file, allowing you to view and edit in both free and pro versions of SketchUp.

9. Create scale-accurate 3D models of rooms that you can measure and review immediately, or revisit later.

10. • Quick Outlining: Create simple outlines of items on the walls or floor.

11. • Easy Sharing: Send your 3D model to anyone with a simple URL.

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Download and install TapMeasure – AR utility on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
TapMeasure	Get App ↲	423 4.05	Occipital, Inc.

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install TapMeasure – AR utility app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using TapMeasure on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "TapMeasure"
The search will reveal the TapMeasure – AR utility app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once TapMeasure is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including TapMeasure.
Now enjoy TapMeasure on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Occipital, Inc.	4.05	1.4

Download on Windows 11

For Windows 11, check if there's a native TapMeasure Windows app here » ». If none, follow the steps below:

To get started, Download the OpenPC software »
- Upon installation, open OpenPC app » goto "Playstore on PC" » click "Configure_Download" button. This will auto-download and install PlayStore on your computer.

To use TapMeasure,
- Login to the PlayStore we just installed
- Search for "TapMeasure" » then Click "Install".
- TapMeasure – AR utility will now be available on your Windows start-menu.

Minimum requirements	Recommended
8GB RAM SSD Storage Processor: Intel Core i3, AMD Ryzen 3000 Architecture: x64 or ARM64	16GB RAM HDD Storage

Get TapMeasure on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Occipital, Inc.	423	4.05

Download on Android: Download Android

Top Pcmac Reviews

Measurements not accurate

By Bakergrip (Pcmac user)

Well, this app would be amazing if it worked. However it’s failed the first 3 simple tests I gave it. The measurements it gave were simply inaccurate, and badly so. For example, the displayed measurement of the ground in front me read 4’5” in the app. I pulled out my tape measure and measured it, and the true distance was 6’. A measuring tool that doesn’t deliver accurate measurements is useless. If I wanted an approximation I could do that by eye. Also, this tool doesn’t measure vertical surfaces, which is what would come in vastly more helpful. Being able to measure a vertical line that would be physically inaccessible to me to measure with a tape measure- that’d be awesome! This app has no such functionally. Measuring horizontal surfaces in front of me can easily be done more accurately with a simple tape measure. I reserve it one star because I haven’t yet tested the 3D room builder. That may be a more handy tool- approximate measurements in that case may be “good enough”.
Ridiculously close but not quite

By Joe Blow 07 (Pcmac user)

This is ALMOST a working easy space measurement app. I tried the room measurement scanner...first off, it takes forever to map the floor surface even in highly lit rooms. Then when that was done, I started to drop the points to note the corners of the room...but for no apparent reason, the app MOVED the points around as I circled. When I came back to the first point to close the outline, it had somehow been moved like two feet to the left and about a foot off the ground. Utterly useless. And the tutorials make no mention of this problem or any way to compensate for or stop it. This is yet another failed attempt at an easier spatial mapping app for a phone. I literally could have measured all three bedrooms and living room of my new house with a pencil, pad and old fashioned measuring tape in the time it took me to finally get a single (wrong) scan of a single room. Junk.
Good idea

By Austin & Kolton (Pcmac user)

This is a really cool and great idea, although with that in mind it wasn’t able to work as advertised, I tested it in a really well lit area and it had a couple of problems. 1) I had to keep moving the object around the room to find a spot for the app to even let me measure, it didn’t have enough confidence or points to go off of for some reason. 2) the measurements were off a perfect example I didn’t was measure a rectangle menu. It’s a 13 3/4”x6 1/2” menu (this was the closest object it got to getting the right measurement) it had plenty of points on the menu and when it measured it the app said it was 13”x 6” so it means that up. This was the one it got the closest but still, this menu or “media” should be relatively easy to measure compared to others, but it wasn’t able to.
More accurate than I but not as readily available

By Diggy6 (Pcmac user)

The app worked great when I First downloaded it I put it to a measurement test with a piece of metal I had and it said 4’1” so I brought it down an inch because I figured it would be 4 foot even the I used a measuring tape and the metal piece was 4’1” exactly but now when I try to use it it constantly says initializing tracking but never loads