homeplanr v0.1.0
First release of homeplanr — a fast, local-first home planning app for Linux and Windows.
Highlights
- 2D floor-plan editor — click-click walls with live lengths and 0/45/90° assist, mitered joins, automatic room detection with areas, doors/windows that slide along walls, rich snapping (nodes, grid, alignment guides, back-against-wall capture with corner composition)
- 3D view — the same plan rendered live: openings cut into walls, glass and frames, soft shadows, per-room floor materials, fitted orbit camera
- 18-item furniture catalog — drag onto the plan or click-to-place; 2D symbols are derived from the 3D geometry, so both views always match
- Local-first
.homeplanrfiles — native dialogs, recents, unsaved-changes guards, and crash recovery (autosave survives a hard kill) - Deep undo/redo — every gesture is exactly one undo step
Install
- Debian/Ubuntu:
sudo apt install ./homeplanr_0.1.0_amd64.deb(recommended — ~10 MB) - Fedora/openSUSE:
sudo rpm -i homeplanr-0.1.0-1.x86_64.rpm - Any Linux: AppImage (~100 MB, self-contained) — needs FUSE 2 (
apt install libfuse2/pacman -S fuse2) or run with--appimage-extract-and-run - Windows:
homeplanr_0.1.0_x64-setup.exe— builds are unsigned; SmartScreen will warn: More info → Run anyway. First install fetches WebView2 if missing.
Known issues
- Touchpad pinch may zoom the whole window on Linux (WebKitGTK-level; wheel/Ctrl+wheel zoom works) — tracked for v0.2
- If the 3D view reports a WebGL failure on Linux, launch with
WEBKIT_DISABLE_DMABUF_RENDERER=1 - Furniture plan symbols are functional but will get visual polish in a future release
Built with Tauri 2, React 19, and three.js. MIT licensed. Windows artifacts are CI-smoke-tested (silent install + launch verification).