Room comfort audit
Find what is making the room feel off
Upload a few photos and Rightlight6 points to the biggest problem first — poor daylight, harsh ceiling light, a gloomy corner, bedroom lighting that feels wrong at night, or signs the room is stale or damp.
3 views
Whole room, main source, worst corner
1 clear read
What feels off and what to fix first
Minutes
Fast guidance, not a dashboard marathon
Example output
The room looks fine at first glance, but the darkest corner is still making it feel heavier than it should.
A useful result should tell you what is wrong, why it matters, and which fix is worth trying first.
What the audit sees
It shows the main problem first
The point is not to dress the answer up. If the room is being spoiled by poor daylight, glare, flat lighting, stale air, or one heavy corner, that should be obvious straight away.
Top issue
Call out the thing doing the most damage instead of hiding behind vague language.
Quick win
Show the first practical move worth trying before a full redesign spiral starts.
Confidence
Keep uncertainty visible so the output feels honest, not algorithmically overconfident.
How it works
Upload a few photos, then fix the right thing first
Keep it simple: show the room, show the main window or light, show the worst bit. Then get the biggest problem and the first change worth trying.
Input
Scan or upload
Use guided mobile capture or add 1 to 3 photos on desktop.
Analysis
AI checks the room
We inspect layout, daylight clues, comfort signals, and moisture indicators where relevant.
Action
Get practical actions
See your top issues, confidence level, and a clear improvement path.
Best input
Choose your issue
Start with the problem that sounds most like your room
Pick the closest match and jump straight in. If the room feels wrong in more than one way, use the full audit instead.
Issue mode
Too dark
Use this when the room still feels gloomy in the daytime or one corner always looks dead.
Best when the room feels gloomy before you even know why.
ExploreIssue mode
Feels dull or harsh
Good for rooms with flat overhead light, glare on surfaces, or a setup that feels off for no obvious reason.
Good for glare, flatness, and rooms that feel visually off.
ExploreIssue mode
Bedroom comfort
Start here if the bedroom is usable, but never quite feels calm enough at night.
Built for the room that works by day but feels wrong at night.
ExploreIssue mode
Damp or stuffy
For rooms that feel cold, stale, or slightly damp as well as badly lit.
Useful when stale air, moisture overlap, and darker corners show up together.
ExploreWhat the audit checks
Example result
What a typical result sounds like
Top issue: The main ceiling light is doing almost all the work, so the room feels flatter and harsher than it should.
Quick win: Add one warm lamp lower down before you start replacing fittings.
Why it helps: A second layer of light usually changes the feel of the room faster than simply making it brighter.
Supporting pages
Use the narrower page if the problem is obvious
If you already know what is bothering you, start with the most specific page. Use the full audit when the room problem feels mixed, vague, or harder to pin down.
Lighting diagnosis
Dark room check
Catch dead corners, weak daylight reach, and the one zone making the whole room feel underlit.
Sleep-friendly setup
Bedroom comfort check
Review bedside warmth, evening glare, and whether the room feels restful rather than overexposed.
Comfort overlap
Damp and condensation check
Flag visible moisture clues, stale corners, and darker wall areas that often sit behind discomfort.
Layout planning
Room lighting planner
Map better lamp placement, layering, and practical upgrades before you buy or move anything.
Room comfort guides
Search-led pages for the narrower problems
These are there for the queries that are more specific than “my room feels wrong” — stale air, bedroom heat, humidity, condensation, and air-feel overlap.
Airflow overlap
Why does my room feel stuffy even with the window open?
Open guideWindow moisture
Why is there condensation around my window every morning?
Open guideSleep comfort
Bedroom too hot at night and hard to sleep
Open guideDark + damp
Dark room that also feels damp
Open guideVentilation signs
Signs your room needs better ventilation, not just better lighting
Open guideBedroom airflow
How to make a bedroom feel less stale at night
Open guideHumidity feel
Best first steps when a room feels humid and uncomfortable
Open guideBedroom night feel
Why does my bedroom feel wrong at night?
Open guideTrust and methodology
Useful guidance, not a fake inspection report
Rightlight6 looks at room photos and explains the most likely reason the space feels off.
It cannot measure exact lux levels, and any damp or condensation notes are only visual clues — not a formal diagnosis.
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
See what is making your room feel wrong
Use a few honest room photos and get the top issue plus the first fix worth trying.