wirelayout
decide where every socket goes before anyone drills a wall.
side quest · in progress · 2026-08
- web app
- english + lithuanian
- photo or pdf
- no account
- nothing uploaded
- prints to a4
quest log
A renovation is the one time everybody has an opinion about sockets and nobody writes any of them down. The electrician points at a wall, and you decide the rest of your life in about four seconds.
Put your floor plan in - a photo, a screenshot, an architect's pdf - and mark it. Draw across one wall you know the length of, and every measurement after that fills itself in.
Out comes a sheet: the plan with every marking numbered, a schedule of heights and distances, and the counts at the bottom. Print it, and the conversation at the wall is a checklist instead of a decision.
what it does
- 32 symbols sockets, switches, lights, data, hobs. one for whatever is going on that wall.
- a scale you set draw across something you know the size of. everything else measures itself.
- measured from the wall drag the arrow onto the exact wall, so nobody guesses which corner you meant.
- photo or pdf a phone snap of a printed plan works. an architect's pdf stays sharp as you zoom.
- the sheet plan, numbered schedule, totals. fits the page and prints black on white.
- nothing leaves no account and no upload. it opens in your browser and stays there.
how to use
- drop your floor plan in - drag the file, paste it, or pick it
- draw across a wall you know the length of and type it in
- place the markings, print the sheet, hand it to whoever is drilling