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Ever walked into a fish store, fallen in love with a 125-gallon reef setup, then realized you have no idea if it'll actually fit between your couch and that lamp your partner insists on keeping? We've all been there. Time to end the "measure twice, buy once, return it anyway" cycle.
Aquarium Plan lets you design custom aquariums and visualize them in your actual space using augmented reality—no water damage, no arguing with store return policies.
Build it your way with pro-level customization:
Use AR to place your design in your living room, bedroom, or that weird corner of the office your boss doesn't know about yet. Walk around it. Check clearances. Make sure it doesn't block the TV during football season (critical).
See if your stand actually fits under that low ceiling. Confirm the overflow won't smack into the wall. Visualize whether "just a little bigger" is actually going to work, or if your partner will stage an intervention.
Create multiple designs and name them things like "The One I Can Actually Afford" and "The One I'll Buy When My Tax Return Comes In." Compare them side-by-side in 3D carousel cards. Show your family. Get buy-in before you're knee-deep in silicone and regret.
I've been in the hobby for over 20 years, and before this app, I used cardboard, tape, and Photoshop mockups to plan my dream tanks. It worked… eventually. But it took hours, never felt true-to-scale, and didn't stop me from buying tanks that barely fit. So I built Aquarium Plan AR, because I needed it as much as you do.
AR is powerful, but not magic. Aquarium Plan AR works best in rooms with good lighting and clear textures—avoid glare or shiny floors. Move your camera around slowly to let it find surfaces and scale accurately. You might need to try a couple placements to get it perfect (kind of like aquascaping itself).
Like your reef, this app keeps growing. Every update adds new realism, customization, and smoother AR performance based on user feedback. You build better aquariums; I build a better app.
Look, we get it. Buying an aquarium is expensive. Moving an aquarium is more expensive. Realizing it doesn't fit after you've already filled it? That's a story you'll be telling at club meetings for years.
Try before you buy. Design before you regret. Plan before you panic.