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Commercial measurement, reimagined

Every space.
Every detail.
Measured.

Capture the space with your phone. Build your room layout, calculate material quantities, and create professional reports—all in a workflow built around your business.

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Phone capture2D room layoutsMaterial quantities
Width Depth Height

Room dimension capture · Concept visual

One workflow for the work you do.

FlooringPaintingDrywallGeneral contracting
More clarity. Less busywork.

Spend your time on the job.
Make every detail count.

A measurement is only the beginning. Royal Measure helps you turn it into an organized project, a material plan, and a professional customer report.

01 / SIMPLICITY

A clearer way to work.

Follow a practical path from room measurements to layouts, products, and reports. Keep the job details in context as you work.

02 / SPEED

Move the project forward.

Reuse product settings and business defaults so each new project starts with information you have already organized.

03 / MEASUREMENT DETAIL

See what the numbers mean.

Review dimensions, gross and net areas, openings, and room details. Keep the measurements visible behind the material quantities.

04 / TIME SAVINGS

Connect the steps.

Apply catalog products to measured rooms, calculate quantities, and generate reports without rebuilding the same project information at every step.

05 / COST CONTROL

Order with a better plan.

Use coverage, waste allowances, and whole-package rounding to help avoid overlooked requirements and unnecessary material purchases.

Capture with purpose.Plan with detail.Present with confidence.
From the first measurement to the final report

Your measurements.
Put to work.

Connect the space you measure to the products you use—with a clear view of every room and every quantity.

A closer look
Bring the whole job into view.

Arrange, rotate, and lock rooms on a 2D grid. Apply products to each room without changing your captured measurements.

Illustrative project
Sample values
Commercial suite / Room layout3 rooms · 2D view
Example commercial suite floor planA 24 by 18 foot suite contains a showroom measuring 16 by 18 feet, an office measuring 8 by 10 feet, and storage measuring 8 by 8 feet. Total area is 432 square feet. This is an illustrative schematic.24′ 0″18′ 0″Showroom288 sq ft16′ × 18′Office80 sq ft8′ × 10′Storage64 sq ft8′ × 8′
Total measured area432 sq ft
Rooms in this plan03
View2D layout

Keep the job moving.

Move from field measurements to room layouts, quantities, and reports in a connected workflow.

See the details clearly.

Review captured measurements and material requirements together before you place an order.

Plan materials with purpose.

Account for product coverage, waste, and whole-package quantities to help reduce avoidable costs.

Measurement that fits the job

Go beyond
the square footage.

Different jobs need different details. Choose the measurements relevant to your trade and keep them organized by room or area.

  • Floors and room dimensionsReview floor area, room dimensions, and perimeter for the spaces you capture.
  • Walls, ceilings, and openingsWork with gross and net wall area, ceiling area, wall height, and opening area where the job calls for them.
  • Lengths, runs, and countsUse perimeter or open-path length for compatible products, and assign counts for items ordered individually.
  • Imperial or metricSet project units to fit your business and the way you present the work.
ROOM MEASUREMENTIllustrative example

Showroom

Floor area
Gross area288 sq ft
Cutout area12 sq ft
Net area to work with276 sq ft

Keep the total area and its deductions visible.

Room dimensionsPerimeterGross areaCutoutsNet areaRoom notes

A separate sample room illustrates gross area minus a cutout. Actual quantities depend on captured geometry and the selected measurement basis.

From measured space to material requirements

Your products.
Their coverage.
One practical material plan.

A box of flooring, a gallon of paint, a length of trim—each product has its own way of covering the job. Set it up once, then apply it to the rooms that need it.

Your product catalogExample product settings
Illustrative product settings showing different coverage and purchase units
ProductMeasure fromCoverage / unit
FlooringNet floor area22.5 sq ft / box
Wall paintWall area350 sq ft / gallon
TrimPerimeter8 linear ft / piece
AccessoriesCountEach

Sample coverage values only. Use the specifications for your actual products.

01

Build a reusable catalog.

Save product names, codes, categories, measurement bases, purchase units, and notes for your business.

02

Set the rules that matter.

Define package coverage, coats, waste or safety factors, and rounding to match the product and the job.

03

Apply products room by room.

Choose which products belong in each room and use a compatible measurement basis for the calculation.

Waste allowances

Include a deliberate allowance before calculating the purchase quantity.

Whole-package quantities

Round up to boxes, cartons, or other whole purchase units when configured.

Project product snapshots

Later catalog edits do not rewrite product settings in historical projects.

Measurements on their own

Keep product takeoff optional when a job only needs measurement output.

A simpler way through the job

Capture. Plan.
Move forward.

Bring the field and the office together, from measuring the room to presenting the project.

01 / IN THE FIELD

Capture the space.

Use your field phone to capture room measurements. Keep the room details connected to the right project.

Phone measurementRoom details
02 / IN YOUR WORKSPACE

Build a clear plan.

Arrange rooms on the 2D grid, rotate and lock their positions, then apply the products your project needs.

2D room layoutProduct assignment
03 / READY TO PRESENT

Make the numbers useful.

Calculate material quantities with coverage and waste factors. Generate a PDF report with your business branding.

Material quantitiesBranded PDF reports
PROJECT ORGANIZATIONIllustrative example

Commercial suite refresh

One project. A clear brief for the work.

Job details
Customer, address, and office notes
Assigned to
Your field team member
Rooms to measure
Showroom, office, and storage
Requested details
Floor area, perimeter, and dimensions
Project products
Flooring and trim
Customer output
Branded measurement & material PDF
From the office to the field

Give every project
a clear starting point.

Prepare the job, assign the work, and keep the important details attached to the project.

  • Prepare before the visitSet up customer and job information, requested measurement details, room names, and office notes.
  • Keep field work flexibleField users can adapt room details to what they find on site. Office setup gives them a starting point.
  • Know who is handling the workManage project assignments and review assigned and measured-by information in the project hub.
  • Keep your business defaults readyReuse your business profile, usual measurement outputs, and report settings when setting up a new project.
A professional finish

Give your customer
the complete picture.

Turn measured details and material requirements into a PDF that carries your business identity.

  • Your logo and business detailsAdd your company logo, contact information, and the report details that represent your business.
  • Your choice of presentationChoose a Professional, Modern, or Blueprint report template and set your material colors.
  • The numbers behind the orderShow measured totals, waste added, adjusted requirements, product coverage, and rounded purchase quantities.
  • Control what the customer seesChoose totals, room details, notes, and measurement outputs for the PDF while retaining the underlying measurements.
YOUR BUSINESSPROJECT REPORT

Commercial suite

Measurement & material summary

Measured floor area432 sq ft
Waste allowance · 10%43.2 sq ft
Adjusted requirement475.2 sq ft
Product coverage22.5 sq ft / box
Rounded order quantity22 boxes
Purchased coverage495 sq ft
Your business. Your branding.Illustrative report · 01
ProfessionalModernBlueprint

Presentation concept with sample project values.

Built for the way you measure

Different trades.
The right details for each.

Choose a trade workflow, then adapt the project to the work in front of you.

01

Flooring

From the room to the box count.

Bring floor area, room dimensions, perimeter, and baseboard lengths into your workflow. Apply flooring products and calculate coverage with waste and package settings.

Floor area · Perimeter · Boxes / cartons
02

Painting

Plan around the surfaces you cover.

Use gross or net wall area, openings, ceiling area, and wall height. Configure product coverage, coats, and an allowance for the work.

Wall area · Ceilings · Gallons / coverage units
03

Drywall

Keep surfaces and deductions visible.

Work with gross wall and ceiling surface, openings, and net drywall area. Connect measured areas to compatible product coverage settings.

Gross surface · Openings · Net area
04

General contracting

Keep different room needs together.

Organize floor, wall, ceiling, perimeter, and dimension requirements in one project. Apply different products to the rooms that need them.

Multiple measurement types · Room products
05

Restoration

Document the scope room by room.

Capture relevant floor, wall, ceiling, and opening details. Keep area notes, project assignments, and customer-facing report choices organized.

Area details · Room notes · Project reports
06

Property management

Make room information easier to use.

Organize room dimensions, floor area, perimeter, customer details, and job information for measured property work.

Room dimensions · Floor area · Job details
07

Landscaping

Plan work across measured areas.

Use area, perimeter, and dimension outputs for applicable jobs. Select compatible area or length product calculations for the work.

Area · Perimeter · Product quantities
08

Fencing

Keep the runs and openings in view.

Choose run length, corner, and gate-width outputs. Use compatible length-based products and count settings where needed.

Runs · Corners · Gate widths

Custom measurement selections let you adapt the requested details to your project.

Built around your business

Your products. Your team.
Your way of working.

Keep the practical details of a commercial job organized, from the product catalog to the customer report.

A catalog you can reuse.

Define business products, coverage per unit, and package sizes. Bring them into new projects as needed.

Units that fit the work.

Work with square feet, linear feet, boxes, gallons, rolls, and counts using the right product settings.

Keep projects assigned.

Create projects, organize customer and job details, and manage assignments between the office and the field.

Put your name on it.

Use your business logo and report details to give customers a professional measurement and material PDF.

The complete feature overview

Everything that connects
the measurement to the job.

Explore the details across measurement, planning, project organization, and presentation.

Capture & measurement

  • Field phone workflowCapture the room details needed for the project.
  • Room and area organizationKeep measured areas named and connected to the job.
  • Trade-specific outputsSelect floor, wall, ceiling, perimeter, and other supported details.
  • Gross and net areasReview totals, cutout deductions, and the resulting net area.
  • Imperial and metric unitsChoose the project’s measurement system.
  • Measurement-only projectsKeep product takeoff optional.

Room layouts & materials

  • Movable 2D layoutsArrange, rotate, lock, and auto-arrange rooms.
  • Reusable product catalogSave business products, codes, categories, and notes.
  • Per-room product assignmentApply project products to individual measured areas.
  • Coverage and purchase unitsConfigure area, length, boxes, cartons, gallons, rolls, and counts.
  • Waste, coats, and roundingSet compatible product calculation rules.
  • Historical product settingsProject product snapshots preserve their saved settings.

Projects & business

  • Customer and job detailsOrganize contact information, job addresses, and office notes.
  • Project creation and assignmentsSet up the work and assign a field team member.
  • Requested measurement detailsDefine what the field rep should capture.
  • Project and measured-by informationReview assignments, status, and recorded measurement attribution.
  • Business defaultsReuse your profile, room names, and measurement selections.
  • Email-code portal accessExisting and invited organization members sign in without a password.

Reports & presentation

  • Measurement and material PDFsPresent the room information and calculated requirements.
  • Business identityUse your company logo and contact details.
  • Three report templatesChoose Professional, Modern, or Blueprint.
  • Report visibility controlsChoose totals, room detail, notes, and other customer-facing output.
  • Material colorsSet a consistent color palette for report materials.
  • Quantity breakdownsShow measured totals, allowances, coverage, and purchase quantities.
A few things worth knowing

Questions?
Let’s make it clear.

How the measurement, planning, and reporting workflow fits your business.

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What does Royal Measure help me do?

Royal Measure connects field measurement with room organization, 2D layouts, reusable product settings, material quantities, project assignments, and professional PDF reports. You can also keep a project focused on measurements without adding product takeoff.

Is this a phone app or a web platform?

The field workflow uses a licensed phone. The browser-based Project Hub handles project organization, product catalogs, room layouts, business settings, and reports. Browser access does not replace the licensed field phone.

Can I use my own products and coverage values?

Yes. Define your business products with names, codes, measurement bases, coverage or package sizes, purchase units, and notes. Products copied into a project retain their saved settings when the main catalog changes later.

How are material order quantities calculated?

The calculation uses the selected measurement basis and product settings. Depending on the product, it can account for coverage, coats, waste or safety allowance, and rounding to whole purchase units. Review those settings and the measured details for the job before ordering.

Can I add waste or safety allowances?

Yes. Products can have waste or safety factors, and project settings can be adjusted for the work. The material breakdown can show the measured amount, the added allowance, the adjusted requirement, and the purchase quantity.

Can I move rooms without changing their measurements?

Yes. The 2D layout lets you arrange, rotate, and lock room positions. These layout changes do not change the underlying field measurements.

Can I use Imperial or metric measurements?

Yes. Projects support Imperial and metric unit settings. Choose the system appropriate for your work and reports.

Can the reports use my company logo?

Yes. Set your business details and logo, choose a report template, and control the measurement and material information shown to the customer. The full measured information is retained even when some details are omitted from the PDF.

Can I assign projects to my field team?

Yes. The Project Hub supports project setup and assignments. Prepare customer information, job details, rooms, requested measurements, and notes, then assign the work to a team member.

Is a shared 3D viewer included?

The current workflow includes movable 2D room layouts. Shared 3D visualization is planned for a later phase. The architectural hero image is a concept visual, not a screenshot of an available 3D viewer.

How does customer sign-in work?

Existing accounts with an active or invited organization membership sign in using an emailed six-digit verification code. There is no password field. If you are joining an existing Royal Measure organization, ask its owner to arrange your access.

Can I review the details before ordering?

Yes. Review room dimensions, gross and net area, cutouts, assigned products, coverage, and allowances. The quantity breakdown shows how measured amounts become requirements and rounded order quantities, so you can check the settings against the actual job.

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Measure the space.
Move the whole job forward.

From the first room measurement to the final customer report.
A clearer way to organize the work ahead.

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