Step 1 — capture the room clearly
For the clearest result, show the full room, the main window or light source, and the area that feels most wrong. Poor coverage makes the result less reliable.
Audit flow
How it works
Rightlight6 works in four steps: capture the room, read what is visible, score the room state, then turn that into practical next steps.
This page explains, in plain language, what you need to upload and what kind of answer you will get back.
What this page covers
Use this page if you want to understand what the audit looks at, what affects the confidence, and how the final room read is put together.
Input
A few room photos or one short room walkthrough.
Read
Daylight reach, glare, layering, comfort cues, and visible damp overlap where relevant.
Output
Scores, top issue, confidence levels, and ranked next steps.
What matters here
Step 2 — structure what is visible
The system separates what is visibly in the room, how strongly it points to a problem, and which change is most worth trying first. That helps the final read stay practical instead of vague.
Step 3 — return a practical room read
The output identifies the top issue first, shows where confidence is stronger or weaker, and prioritises the fastest meaningful change before bigger spend.