Heatuneed measures each room, calculates how much heat it loses and the heating power it needs, checks whether the radiators are powerful enough, and creates a heat-loss PDF report.
Walk through each room once. Heatuneed captures the dimensions of the walls, windows, doors, floor, and ceiling, so you do not have to measure and enter every element by hand.
From one room scan, you get the measurements and calculations needed to plan the heating system and share a clear report.
For people who need structured room data before they specify equipment, manage upgrades, or renovate.
Turn room geometry into design heat loads and emitter requirements.
Compare spaces and prioritize heating or envelope improvements.
Understand where heat is lost before planning a heating upgrade or renovation.
Apply consistent assemblies and materials across rooms.
Account for outside air, ground, adjacent rooms, and unheated spaces.
Use cardinal direction to include solar exposure in the analysis.
Keep scans, assumptions, results, and reports together for each project.
Scan the room, review its geometry, analyze heat loss, and share the result.
Walk through the room once with your LiDAR-equipped iPhone or iPad. Heatuneed uses RoomPlan to build a measured 3D model of its walls, windows, doors, floor, and ceiling, then uses those dimensions directly in the heat-loss calculation.
See it in action
Review room loads, envelope losses, radiator checks, and project recommendations, then export a Simple or Complete PDF for the client, contractor, or project file.
Explore sample reportsWith Heatuneed, one room scan becomes a dimensioned room model, a heating calculation, and a report you can share—without rebuilding the survey in separate tools.
Check app availability Read the Heatuneed blog3D scanning requires a LiDAR-equipped iPhone or iPad. See compatible devices.