Your life, in one place.
Your body, home, car and everyday apps, connected in one personal digital world.
Ensloc is in early access and free while it is being built.
One set of facts about your physical life, and everything reads from it.
A measurement you enter once is the measurement every part of Ensloc uses. Your height is the height of the person standing in your kitchen. The kitchen is the one you measured. Nothing is entered twice and nothing quietly disagrees.
Human
Your body, measured.
Height, reach, the measurements you actually use. Kept in one place so a wardrobe app and a room plan can both read them, instead of each asking you again.
Home
Your home, laid out.
Rooms with real dimensions, and the things in them. Enough to know whether the sofa fits before it arrives, and where everything actually is.
Garage
Your car, on file.
The vehicle and its measurements, so the garage it parks in is a space you have measured rather than one you are guessing at.
Manage in 2D. Experience in 3D.
The same data, seen two ways. Edit a room as numbers on a plan when you want it exact, then walk through it when you want to know how it feels. Neither is a separate copy, so neither can fall out of date.
One drawing. Flat while you are editing it, spatial while you are in it.
Three studios, one world.
Each part of your world has a place to be built properly, and World is where they meet. The studios open from inside Ensloc — they are not separate products and they do not hold separate copies of your data.
- Human Studio
- Your body: proportions, measurements and, later, clothing.
- In development
- Home Studio
- Your home: rooms, openings and where everything sits.
- In development
- Garage Studio
- Your car: the vehicle itself and the parts on it.
- In development
World brings your human, home and car into one scene. It opens once all three have real geometry behind them.
Take a username and start.
Create an account, confirm your email, choose the name you want, and your workspace is there. Nothing about you is published when you do.