Spatial intelligence for homes and buildings
Aureality turns a short phone walkthrough into a photorealistic 3D model of a home or building, with the objects in each room identified. Each one becomes something you can find, value, keep or pass on. Fixtures, finishes and the construction itself come next.
Warm flat roofU 0.12
Roof cantilever2.0 m
Sliding door4.0 × 2.5 m
Larch claddingU 0.15
From the sofa to the slab
Most inventory apps stop at the furniture. Aureality is built to go further. The model that lists your belongings today will grow to cover the fixtures, the finishes and the construction itself, so one capture can serve a move, a renovation and years of upkeep.
Furniture, appliances, books: everything you could pack into a box.
Kitchen units, radiators, sanitary ware, doors and built-in storage.
Oak floors, tiles, plaster and render, with the area in m² for each room.
Clay-block walls, concrete slab, insulation, windows, underfloor heating and ventilation, with every build-up and U-value.
One account, three places
Aureality lives on three sites that share one look and, soon, one sign-in. Start wherever fits the job; your account and your models follow you between them.
Where capture happens. Walk a room, tap any object for context, and sort what you own into keep, sell, donate, repair or recycle.
Our public home opens on a live Earth. Product notes, the open format, help and news orbit as lights. Signing in switches on further layers of the globe.
Built for people who look after property. It opens straight to sign-in, then to a dashboard of every home and building you have mapped.
Open by design
Every home, room and object can be exported as .are, an open file format we publish under Apache 2.0. It carries geometry, identity, materials and history in plain JSON, so your data keeps working with other tools, long after any single app.
// radiator.are (shortened) { "are": "0.1", "id": "urn:are:7f3c…", "kind": "fixture/radiator", "in": "home/kitchen", "geometry": { "size_mm": [600, 100, 900] }, "material": ["steel"], "history": [{ "event": "installed", "year": 2009 }], "intent": "keep" }
How we build
Captures of your home belong to you. We collect only what a feature needs and ask before we keep anything.
The .are format and its reference code are open, so nobody, including us, can lock your data in.
Sorting should lead to reuse and repair before disposal. Things that leave your home should find a second life.
AI suggestions are labelled as suggestions, show what they are based on, and never act without you.
Private alpha
We are inviting a small group of early testers. Leave your email and we will reach out when a place opens, with occasional launch news and nothing else.