roomform.ai

Zane Mroue, Jack Edelist, and Katherine Smith looked at how people buy furniture online—basically guessing if that couch will fit through their door or if it'll look like a potato in their living room—and said "there's got to be a better way." So they built Roomform, a browser-based platform that lets you scan any room with your phone's LiDAR, drop in photos of furniture you like, and watch AI turn it all into a true-to-scale 3D model. Their AI assistant RoomBot gives you layout suggestions, design advice, and shopping recommendations like a professional interior designer who happens to never sleep.

Here's what's actually cool: you browse furniture from ANY retailer, you buy at their listed price, and Roomform doesn't take a cut. They're not trying to be another furniture store—they're building the infrastructure for how humans will shop for spaces forever. They just launched on Product Hunt, they've got patent pending status, and they're in beta. If you've ever bought a couch online and prayed it would work, this is the answer.