Albi Capture combines iPhone LiDAR floor plans with 360° image capture in one walk-through. A technician can scan each room in 2–3 minutes, generate a complete floor plan in under 10 seconds, and pin a full 360° record of the space to every room — all inside the Albi job file.

Albi Floorplans runs on iPhone 12 Pro or newer (LiDAR required). Albi 360 uses a Ricoh THETA connected to the Albi app, with Insta360 support coming soon. Both features work in the same walk-through — no swapping apps, no swapping devices.

You create a floor plan on iPhone by scanning a room with an app that uses Apple’s LiDAR sensor, the depth scanner built into every iPhone Pro since the iPhone 12 Pro. With Albi Floorplans, you walk the room once and the app produces a to-scale floor plan in seconds — no tape measure, no external hardware, no upload-and-wait. The plan is generated on-device and saved directly into the Albi job file alongside your photos, notes, and estimate.

Yes. iPhone LiDAR is the same depth-sensing technology Apple ships in every Pro device for AR and room mapping, and it’s accurate enough for the documentation standards restoration contractors work to under IICRC S500. Albi Floorplans is built specifically to turn LiDAR scans into job-ready floor plans for water, fire, and mold losses.

The best floor plan app for a restoration contractor is one that connects the plan to the rest of the job — the photos, the moisture readings, the notes, and the estimate. MagicPlan is a fantastic general-purpose option trusted across many industries, and DocuSketch is well-respected for managed scan processing. Albi Floorplans is part of the Albi Capture umbrella — one walk through the loss produces the floor plan, the 360° record, and the documentation, all connected to the job file your estimator is already working in.

Today, Albi Floorplans captures the floor plan, room dimensions, and photo documentation inside the same Albi job file your estimator uses to build the Xactimate estimate. Direct ESX export is on the Albi Capture roadmap, so the same single walk through the loss will eventually push room geometry straight into Xactimate without re-keying.

A single room typically takes under a minute to scan with iPhone LiDAR. A full residential water loss across four or five affected rooms generally finishes in well under fifteen minutes from walk-in to completed documentation. With Albi Capture, that same single walk produces the floor plan, the 360° image record, and the photo documentation all together.

Albi Floorplans is included free for every active Albi subscriber at launch on April 13, 2026 — no per-scan fee, no separate add-on, no processing queue. It’s part of the Albi Capture umbrella, which also includes 360° Image Capture, launching April 20, 2026. Restoration contractors who aren’t yet Albi subscribers can book a demo.

DocuSketch is a well-established name in restoration documentation and a strong fit for teams who want a managed, done-for-you scan-processing workflow. Albi Floorplans takes a different approach — plans are generated on-device in seconds with iPhone LiDAR and live inside the same job file as photos, notes, and estimates. Same goal, different workflow shape.

MagicPlan is a fantastic general-purpose floor plan app with a loyal following across construction, real estate, and field services. Albi Floorplans is built narrowly for restoration, so every floor plan is connected to the rest of the loss record — 360° photos, moisture readings, equipment logs, and the Xactimate-bound estimate — inside one workflow.

Encircle and CoreLogic are both strong, trusted platforms in the restoration space with deep feature sets many contractors rely on daily. Albi’s difference is the single-walk capture model — one technician, one phone, one pass produces the floor plan, the 360° record, and the documentation all connected in one job file.

Yes. Albi Floorplans uses your iPhone’s LiDAR sensor to measure the room automatically as you walk it. Wall lengths, room dimensions, and square footage are calculated in real time and saved with the job.

Albi Floorplans requires an iPhone Pro model with LiDAR — iPhone 12 Pro or any newer Pro / Pro Max device. The LiDAR sensor is what enables accurate on-device floor plan generation without external scanners or tripods.

Restoration contractors document water damage with photos, moisture readings, room measurements, and a floor plan of the affected area, all tied to the claim file under IICRC S500 standards. Albi Capture produces the floor plan, 360° walk, and photo documentation in a single pass, connected to the job file and ready to share with the adjuster.

Albi Floorplans is included free for every active Albi subscriber as part of the Albi Capture umbrella — no per-scan charges, no external processing fees, no separate upgrade. Available the moment Floorplans launches on April 13, 2026.

Yes. Floor plans captured in Albi live inside the job file and can be shared with adjusters, clients, and sub-trades directly from the app. The plan travels with the photos, notes, and estimate, so everyone working on the claim sees the same record.

Albi Floorplans creates the to-scale floor plan of a loss site; Albi 360 Capture records an immersive 360° visual walk-through. Together they form Albi Capture: one walk, one record, everything the estimator and adjuster need. Floorplans launches April 13, 2026; 360 Capture launches April 20, 2026.

Albi 360 is a 360° image capture feature inside Albi Capture that creates a navigable, full-environment record of every room on a restoration job site. The 360° images pin to the floor plan and save directly into the Albi job file, alongside notes, photos, and the estimate — replacing fragmented flat photo folders with a single connected record of the loss.

Albi 360 works with Ricoh THETA cameras, with Insta360 support coming soon. The camera connects directly to the Albi app on iPhone — no laptop, no third-party software, and no separate upload step. Captures save straight into the Albi job file.

Albi 360 is included in every Albi subscription at no extra charge. Restoration contractors get unlimited 360° captures as part of Albi Capture, which also includes Albi Floorplans — no per-scan fees, no processing queue, no add-on subscription.

Yes. Albi 360 captures live inside the Albi job file and can be shared for remote review, so adjusters, estimators, and office-based project managers walk through a loss site virtually. That supports faster supplement approvals and fewer follow-up site visits.

Albi Floorplans and Albi 360 are two separate capture tools inside Albi Capture. Albi Floorplans generates a to-scale floor plan of a loss site from an iPhone Pro LiDAR scan. Albi 360 captures an immersive 360° image record of each room using a Ricoh THETA camera (Insta360 coming soon). Each tool has its own hardware and workflow, but both save outputs directly into the same Albi job file — so a single job ends up with a floor plan, 360° images, notes, photos, and the estimate in one record. Both are included in an Albi subscription.

Restoration contractors use 360° photos to document insurance claims by capturing a full-room, immersive visual record of every space affected by water, fire, or mold damage — giving adjusters a navigable walkthrough of the loss site without a return visit. The 360° record supports scope of work, supplement approvals, and pre- and post-mitigation documentation under IICRC S500 standards. With Albi 360, contractors capture this record using a Ricoh THETA camera (Insta360 coming soon), and the 360° images save directly into the same Albi job file as the floor plan, notes, and estimate — keeping every piece of the claim’s visual evidence together in one connected record.