
Scan
A LiDAR scan from an iPhone captures the room, its doors and the furniture in it, in about a minute.
Fit verification for enterprise retail and last-mile delivery
LiftWise checks a big item against the customer's real doorway and room, from an iPhone scan, at checkout or before dispatch. The verdict comes with the measurement and the fix.
Runs on the phones your customers and crews already carry. No hardware.
Furniture comes back more than almost anything sold online: about 22.7% of orders, against a 19.3% average across categories, according to NRF and Happy Returns data. A big-and-bulky failure also costs a multiple of a parcel's: a two-person crew's round trip, a truck slot that could have carried a completed order, and an item that rarely resells as new. LiftWise moves the fit question from the doorstep to the checkout.
One engine, one page per kind of delivery.
Beds, lifts and wheelchairs into patients' homes, right the first time.
Pilots openSofas, sectionals, beds and case goods, checked before checkout or dispatch.
Pilots openAppliances, vanities and big-and-bulky goods, checked before install day.
Pilots openThe big pieces, planned before moving day.
Three ways in. The LiftWise app is here today; the SDK and the API are built with the first pilot partner, against their catalog and order flow.
| Where | How | What comes back |
|---|---|---|
| Today | The LiftWise app. The customer, an associate or the crew scans the room and checks the item. | The verdict and the delivery on the phone; a one-pager for the order. |
| Product page | SDK in your iOS app pilot. The shopper scans the room once. | A fit verdict before they buy. |
| Checkout or order entry | API call pilot with the SKU's dimensions and a scan reference. | Verdict and remedy attached to the order. |
| Dispatch | API pilot on orders flagged by size. | Crew size, disassembly and the route, on one page. |
Four steps, one phone, about two minutes from the front door to a verdict a crew can act on.

A LiDAR scan from an iPhone captures the room, its doors and the furniture in it, in about a minute.
The item's real dimensions come straight from your catalog, including how it comes apart.
Take the door off its hinges for about 1-1/2″ more. 2 people.
Move the console and it has its own spot.
Fits, Tight, Disassemble or Won't fit, with the measurement and the remedy.

The route through the room, the turn at the door, the spot it lands.
A scan captures the room's shape, not the people in it: walls, doors, openings and where the furniture stands. It stays on the phone until the owner deletes it; nothing is sent to LiftWise.
Verdicts attach to your order ID, not to a person.
Scans stay on the phone, protected by iOS device encryption. A pilot's API is scoped with the partner, hosting and encryption included, before any order data moves.
U.S. patent application published (US 2026/0235410 A1), covering the spatial-fit and placement engine.
Shipped in home medical delivery, where a bed that won't make the turn means a patient waits. Now opening enterprise pilots in retail and last-mile delivery.
A live scan on an iPhone, start to verdict, in one take: the scan becomes a floor plan, the plan becomes the room, and the room gets its delivery through the real doorway.
Whole-home, multi-room routing: coming next.
Pick your hardest-to-deliver category. We'll run the checks on real orders and measure what changes.
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