No. BoxFitAR only shows what you tell it. Enter the furniture's width, depth and height — either from the product listing or by measuring the piece yourself — and BoxFitAR will display a life-size wireframe box in the room.

The box is exactly as large as the numbers you entered. ARKit's plane detection has a margin of error of a few per cent, so the visible size may shift slightly as you walk around the room. That's normal and expected — the key is to see the relative fit, not measure to the millimetre.

BoxFitAR needs the camera to see the room and place the box. If camera access is denied, a prompt in the app will guide you to enable it in Settings.

You can take a screenshot of any saved placement and share it however you like. BoxFitAR itself doesn't have built-in sharing — all placements are saved only on your device.

No, BoxFitAR is iPhone only. The AR placement relies on positioning and scale that works best with an iPhone held in front of you.

Point at more of the room — move the camera to show more floor or walls. ARKit needs enough visual features to detect a surface. A blank wall on its own may not be enough; include some texture, furniture, or detail.

Yes. View any placement from the Placements tab, open the detail view, and tap Delete. You'll be asked to confirm.

Yes. All saved placements and dimension sets are stored only on your device. BoxFitAR doesn't connect to the internet, has no account system, and never sends anything anywhere.