Rightlight6 Room lighting audit
AI room lighting and comfort audit Visual comfort focused

Make the room feel right, not just brighter

Upload a few room photos and Rightlight6 reads weak daylight, glare, bedroom comfort, and visible damp clues, then ranks the fixes most likely to change how the room feels.

3 useful room views1 clear room readRanked fixes first

Start with the full room, the main light or window, and the area that feels most wrong. The goal is a quick useful read, not a long setup.

Warm layered room scene showing the type of comfort and lighting read Rightlight6 evaluates
Room-first analysis

What you get back

A clearer read on why the room feels off and what to change first.

What the audit gives back

A simple room read with the main issue first.

Rightlight6 works best when it stops trying to impress and simply shows what feels off, why it feels that way, and which fix is worth trying first.

Top issue

Name the strongest room problem first instead of giving a vague mood label.

Quick win

Show the fastest meaningful change before bigger spend or redesign.

Confidence

Keep uncertainty visible so the room read feels honest and useful.

Rightlight6 findings panel showing practical room fixes

How it works

Capture, read, improve.

Three useful room views are enough for a strong first read.

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Scan or upload

Use guided mobile capture or add 1 to 3 photos on desktop.

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AI checks the room

We read layout, daylight, glare, comfort, and visible moisture clues where relevant.

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Get practical actions

Get a room score, top issues, and next moves ranked from quick wins upward.

Best results come from three views: the full room, the main light or window, and the worst-feeling area.

What the audit checks

A room read built around feel, not just brightness.

Rightlight6 reads atmosphere, layering, and comfort signals, then turns them into ranked fixes you can act on.

What comes back

A room score, top issues, and ranked next moves.

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Window quality and daylight reach

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Harsh overhead glare and flat lighting

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Sleep-friendly evening layering

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Dark corners and dead zones

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Visible damp clues near walls and windows

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Practical fixes ranked by effort

Example result

From vague discomfort to a clear fix path.

Rightlight6 findings panel showing practical room fixes
Top issue: One dominant overhead source makes the room feel flatter and harsher than it needs to.
Quick win: Add one warm secondary lamp at a lower height before changing everything else.
Why it works: Layering changes the feel of the room faster than simply forcing more brightness.

Supporting pages

Focused entry points for the most common room problems

Each page isolates one issue cleanly, keeps the same image-led tone, and routes back to the flagship audit when you need the full room diagnosis.

Pages

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Focused starts for dark, harsh, bedroom, and damp rooms.

Visual lead

Image-first

Real room scenes keep the diagnosis grounded and premium.

Best next step

Full audit

Use a focused route first, then move into the wider room read.

Method and next step

Need the fuller room diagnosis behind the scores, image checks, and ranked fixes? Open the flagship audit or read how the method works first.

Trust and methodology

A premium read on the room, with honest limits.

Rightlight6 uses room imagery plus structured analysis to generate practical guidance. It does not claim exact lux measurement, and any damp or condensation findings stay framed as visual indicators, not a formal diagnosis.

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Visual read

The product reads room mood, layering, glare, weak daylight, and dead zones from actual room imagery.

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Confidence-aware

Findings stay tied to visible clues, with no claim of meter-grade accuracy where the input cannot support it.

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Action-first

Outputs prioritise quick wins before bigger purchases, rewires, or overcorrections.

Before you upload

The key things users want clarified before they start.

Practical, not overclaimed

Can this measure exact lux levels?

No. The audit gives guidance from visible room clues, not exact light meter readings.

What should I upload for the best result?

A full room shot, the main window or light source, and the area that feels worst.

Can it check damp or condensation?

It can flag visible clues and comfort overlap, but it is not a formal damp inspection.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. The MVP is designed for guided mobile capture or desktop photo upload.

What do I get back?

A room score, top issues, confidence-aware findings, and practical next steps.

Start now

Get a clear first read on the room in minutes

Start with three guided views and get a room score, top issues, and fixes ranked from the quickest win upward.

3 guided viewsNo light meter neededPractical fixes ranked by effort

Best first capture

Full room, main light or window, and the area that feels worst.