Atlasly vs FloorLens

Atlasly provides early-stage site intelligence for architects, including first-pass screens of planning, flood, heritage, and related constraints. Its floor plan generator turns prompts into schematic 2D concept diagrams for ideation, not construction drawings. The free tool allows three generations per day without signup; free outputs are PNG, while DXF and DWG exports require an account. Atlasly says automated reports generate PDF site packs in under 60 seconds. Walkability AI provides pedestrian-network isochrones, four persona presets, weighted amenity categories, site comparisons, and GeoJSON, Shapefile, and SVG exports. Users can access Claude and ChatGPT through Atlasly’s hosted MCP server, and a Forma Site Design extension is listed. Atlasly says its earlier REST contract has been withdrawn, its OpenAPI document has no callable operations, and the REST API is not ready for client generation. The Starter plan is free, while Professional is £15 a month billed annually and Teams is £159 a month billed annually; both paid plans include a 14-day trial. Atlasly is a product of Parallel Labs Ltd, which works from Manchester, United Kingdom.

FloorLens turns LiDAR scans of rooms and homes into measured floor plans, textured 3D models, and tours viewable in a browser. It automatically measures wall lengths, room areas, ceiling heights, and object dimensions, while allowing users to edit walls and objects. Shared scans open in dollhouse, floor-plan, or first-person photo views without requiring a viewer to install an app or create an account. The app can align plans to magnetic north and model the sun position and shadows for the scan location. Exports include measured PDFs, JPG, PNG, and SVG views, GLB, USDZ, and OBJ models, and MP4 fly-throughs. Country profiles include area conventions such as ANSI Z765, Gross Internal Area, RMS, WoFlV, and SIA 416; results are scan estimates, not surveys. Scanning and measurements run on the device, and uploads happen only when users choose to share. An account is optional; shared scans can be deleted from the cloud through the app. The free plan includes one web scan. The app requires iOS 26 and a LiDAR-capable iPhone 12 Pro or later or iPad Pro; there is no Android version.