sizeless

sizeless attacks a narrow but painful problem: documenting open trenches for utility networks. Traditional surveying requires separate appointments and delays backfill. sizeless lets any crew member capture a video with an iPhone Pro, and the AI processes it into CAD and GIS outputs automatically. The ETH lineage gives credibility to the accuracy claims, and the ability to work without GPS is a practical win in urban or basement settings. Where sizeless really shines is in revision safety and billing acceleration. Because the documentation is objective and timestamped, disputes with contractors are minimized, and invoices can be sent weeks earlier. We've heard from users that the guided capture workflow is easy to learn—no surveying background needed. But it's not for everyone. The tool is iPhone Pro-only—no Android support. Pricing is undisclosed and requires a demo call, which feels opaque for buyers who want quick comparisons. And it's currently focused on German-speaking Europe, though the vendor page suggests broader aspirations. Compared to traditional surveying, sizeless cuts turnaround time dramatically but may not achieve the same absolute accuracy for large-scale projects. Against generic photogrammetry tools, it's more specialized and automated, but less flexible for other use cases. We'd recommend sizeless for any utility company or civil engineering firm in Switzerland, Germany, or Austria that documents trenches regularly. If you're outside that region or need Android, wait for expansion. The product is solid, but the sales process could be more transparent.