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Version 2.25 · 2025-05-06
Bug fixes & Performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 2.25, updated 2025-05-06.








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ARKitchen – Virtual Kitchen Planner & 3D Design Visualizer
Design, build, and renovate your dream kitchen in minutes with ARKitchen – the ultimate virtual kitchen planner powered by 3D, AR, and Lidar scan technology. Whether you're going for a full makeover or just refreshing your cabinet style and counter surfaces, ARKitchen helps you bring your kitchen design ideas to life like never before.
Real-Time Kitchen Makeover with Augmented Reality
Give your kitchen a brand new look without lifting a hammer! With our advanced AR visualizer, you can overlay new layouts, cabinets, and counters directly onto your existing kitchen using your smartphone camera. Walk around your room and see your design from every angle, all in real time.
Supported on ARKit devices (iPhone 6s and newer, iPad mini 5th gen, iPad Air 3rd gen and later).
Precision Lidar Scan for Accurate Floor and Room Plans…
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