Layometry plans wall and floor tile in 3D using the room you actually have, not the perfectly square one on the plan. You give it four corner wall measurements and it builds the grid around the out-of-square reality, factors in true tile plus adhesive thickness, and snaps connected surfaces at 90 degrees so a pattern runs continuous around a corner instead of jumping half an inch.
As you lay it out, the sidebar builds a grouped cutting list, so the installer gets a list of full tiles and cuts instead of a drawing to interpret on site. It handles niches, openings, and columns, rooms that are L-shaped or chamfered up to 64 corners, and patterns including straight, running bond, and honeycomb, with complex-shape cuts marked. The planner itself is free with no signup and no ads. Paid plans add clean PDF reports, shareable client links, an AI assistant that builds the room from a text description, and seats for a team.
Tile setters, bath remodelers, and designers who want to see exactly where the cuts land and hand the crew a real cut list before the first tile comes off the pallet.
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