Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a straightforward iPad-only utility built with Swift and ARKit that opens, starts the LiDAR camera, and helps the user capture a door’s width and height in inches. The scan should appear as an AR overlay so the two measurement lines and their numbers sit directly on top of the live image. If the automatic endpoints are a little off, the user must be able to drag each point into place with a simple touch-and-move gesture—no sliders or numeric input screens.

Once the user is satisfied, a single tap on “Save” creates a PDF that includes:
• the photo of the door (or window, because I’d like that option supported too)
• the final width × height in inches
• a timestamp
• a small company logo (I’ll drop the asset in the Xcode project)
• an open text area where the user can add notes before exporting

The PDF should open the iOS share sheet so it can be stored in Files or sent elsewhere; nothing needs to go to a server or require a login. Everything can live locally.

Deliverables
• Xcode project with well-commented Swift source
• TestFlight-ready build for quick installation
• Brief README describing any permissions, the ARKit setup steps, and how to swap out the logo asset

If you’ve shipped ARKit or LiDAR measuring utilities before, this should feel familiar. Accuracy within typical ARKit tolerances is fine, and the interface can stay minimal—think one screen, two buttons, done." (client-provided description)