Lasernote is a Bluetooth laser distance-measuring app for Android, mainly designed for on-site construction measurement, property surveys, and indoor space documentation. It can connect to a range of Bluetooth laser distance meters, including common Bosch and Leica models, automatically transfer measured distances to your phone, and store them in a database—reducing errors caused by hand-drawn sketches and manual dimension entry.
The app lets users create 2D measurement networks during the measuring process, which can be used to draw floor plans, sections, wall elevations, or other on-site sketches. Users can also take photos with their phone camera and draw measurement lines directly on the images, making it suitable for marking local objects such as windows, furniture, and equipment. For export, Lasernote supports JPG, PDF, and DXF, with DXF files available for further editing in external CAD software. Another practical advantage is that it works offline, requires no registration or login, and offers day/night modes plus a high-contrast interface, making it suitable for extended field use.
Lasernote Free is available at no cost. It supports browsing and viewing drawings, and allows users to create, measure, and edit up to 5 plans, making it suitable for testing device compatibility, learning the features, or viewing plans created by others. The Standard version costs around €3/month plus tax, and includes unlimited plans, advanced data alignment, and DXF export. New users get a 2-week free trial, and the overall pricing is friendly for small measurement businesses.
Its strengths are a clear use case, a short workflow, offline support, compatibility with multiple brands of laser distance meters, and DXF export for downstream CAD workflows. The drawbacks are that the available information only describes an Android app, with no iOS, desktop, or web version mentioned; it also does not provide details on enterprise-level capabilities such as team collaboration, permissions, cloud sync, data security compliance, or APIs. As a result, it feels more like a specialized mobile tool than a full SaaS collaboration platform.
Lasernote is suitable for construction surveyors, interior design/renovation field staff, property measurement professionals, and small teams that need to quickly generate on-site sketches. Access from China is not specified in the available text, and subscription payment methods are also not disclosed. If you need localized payments, Chinese-language support, or team management, you may want to compare alternatives such as Magicplan, Leica DISTO Plan, Bosch MeasureOn, and AutoCAD Mobile.
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