About Visera
Visera shows you a finished room before you spend anything on it.
The problem
A two-inch paint swatch cannot tell you what a whole wall will do. Colour changes with the light in your room, at the time of day you actually live in it. Furniture is worse — a sofa that looks right in a showroom can be 100 mm too deep for the space you have. Most people find out after they have paid.
What Visera does
Visera uses Apple ARKit together with the LiDAR scanner in an iPhone Pro to read your room's real geometry — walls, floor, windows and doors — and then paints and furnishes it live, at true scale, through your own camera in your own light.
- Preview a colour on a mapped wall, then compare other colours and finishes before buying paint.
- Scan a room once and keep it as a 3D room you can restyle later without the camera.
- Plan furniture layouts using pieces at their listed dimensions, then confirm fit and walking space with your own measurements.
App processing runs on your iPhone. Your camera feed, scans and designs stay on-device; the public website still uses hosted services for pages, analytics, support and furniture orders as described in the privacy policy.
Measurements and colour previews are planning aids. Check real dimensions and a physical paint sample before purchasing.
Who makes it
Visera is built in Australia by a small independent team. It is not backed by a paint brand or a furniture retailer, so nothing in the app is steering you toward someone else's product — the colours and the verdicts are just the colours and the verdicts. Visera does sell its own furniture range, the Visera Collection, at visera.homes.
Requirements
iOS 26 or later. Live scanning and wall painting need iPhone 12 Pro or a later Pro / Pro Max with LiDAR. Other compatible iPhones can explore the furnished demo room.
Contact
Questions, bugs, or feedback: support@visera.vision. See also support.