UniFi InnerSpace 1.4.1 adds Design Center import and export, Coverage Zones, Multi-Floor view, and custom client configuration in Client Experience. This release also improves WiFi coverage, device synchronization, backups, and integrations.

Improvements

• Added Coverage Zones to limit WiFi coverage visualization to selected areas of a floor plan, with automatic detection from wall geometry and support for Design Center imports.
• Added Multi-Floor view to display multiple floor plans simultaneously in 3D.
• Added support for importing Design Center projects and floor plans, including matching placeholder devices to adopted devices.
• Added support for exporting InnerSpace sites to new or existing Design Center projects.
• Added custom client configuration to Client Experience with live coverage and data-rate heatmap updates.
• Improved application stability when using import feature.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue where unavailable AP radios could remain selectable in channel and coverage controls.
• Fixed missing WiFi coverage for UDM devices.
• Fixed an issue where adopted Network devices might not synchronize when radio data was incomplete.
• Fixed an issue where integration exports could include floor plans from other sites.
• Fixed an issue where consecutive console backups, backup imports, or support file generation could require waiting between attempts.
• Fixed an upgrade issue when legacy phone system products remained in the database.

• Added a simplified layout for mobile devices.
• Added a Client Experience panel that simulates WiFi client connectivity using real access points.
• Added support for aligning replacement floor plans to existing walls or previously uploaded images.
• Added an API for listing floor plans, access points, and switches.
• Improved product catalog loading reliability in multi-site deployments.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue that could prevent the first floor plan from being uploaded when the console name was long.
• Fixed an issue where the designer could become unresponsive after the initial floor plan upload.
• Fixed an issue where Innerspace could fail to start after upgrading from version 1.3.14 or earlier to 1.3.21 or newer when a SuperLink gateway was present.

SuperLink Coverage

Introducing SuperLink Gateway coverage visualization, so you can confirm sensors are positioned within reliable range of their gateway.

• Hovering or selecting a USL-Gateway shows a coverage overlay for the gateway's radio range. The overlay is also shown while placing sensors, so you can drop them within range.
• Coverage accounts for wall types and floor slabs, including multi-floor attenuation when the project spans multiple levels.
• Coverage range reflects the antenna configured on the gateway, both standard and high-gain are supported.

Interference & SNR Coverage

Two new coverage modes have been added to help identify channel planning issues.

• Added Interference as a new coverage mode. Shows how many access points on the same channel reach each location on the floor plan, with a green-to-amber-to-red scale that makes co-channel conflicts easy to spot.
• Added SNR (Signal-to-Noise Ratio) as a new coverage mode. Highlights areas where the desired signal is weak relative to background interference, helping you identify spots where client connections will be degraded.
• Both modes include a legend with the scale appropriate to each mode, and update in real-time when channel assignments change.

Quality of Life Improvements

• Added tooltips to the coverage types in the WiFi coverage legend, explaining what each one represents.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue where floor plan alignment was not preserved.
• Fixed an issue where the application could fail to start when a UP-Siren-PoE was present.
• Fixed an issue that could cause InnerSpace to crash when switching floors in 3D.
• Fixed an issue that could prevent PDF files from being uploaded as floor plans.
• Fixed an issue that prevented copying and pasting walls and attenuation objects.
• Fixed an issue where changing the scale of one floor could change device heights on other floors.
• Fixed an issue where attenuation objects were not included when importing a project from Design Center.
• Fixed an issue where the G6 180 camera rendered 360 degrees of coverage instead of 180 degrees, where ceiling mount was not available for the device, and where it showed no coverage when hovered in 3D.

Attenuation Objects

Introducing Attenuation Objects, a new way to model real-world obstructions like furniture, racks, or other materials that affect WiFi and camera coverage.

• Draw rectangular or freeform polygonal attenuation objects directly on the floor plan.
• Choose from a set of default object types or create custom types with adjustable height and attenuation.
• WiFi coverage calculation factors in attenuation based on object density and depth; camera coverage treats objects as fully opaque.
• Rendered in 2D and 3D with adjustable opacity for floor plan readability.

Quality of Life Improvements

• Camera coverage on the floor plan is now divided into the four DORI zones (Detection, Observation, Recognition, Identification), replacing the previous three smart detection zones. As a result, coverage areas may appear larger than before for the same camera placement.
• Improved camera coverage calculation to account for partial-height wall segments such as doors and windows. Cameras can now see above or below these segments, with coverage extending into areas that were previously blocked.
• Added keyboard shortcuts to switch between modes in the plan editor:
• S: select
• W: walls
• F: floor alignment
• A: attenuation objects
• Sensors now display a real-time halo on the floor plan to indicate state at a glance, with red for critical events or unsafe environmental readings and blue for motion.
• WiFi coverage now displays the exact signal strength in dBm at the cursor location in the coverage legend.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue that could cause WiFi coverage to crash when switching to the 6 GHz band.
• Fixed an issue where E7 Audience did not show 6 GHz coverage and WiFi BaseStation XG did not show any coverage.
• Fixed an issue that prevented switching antenna types on devices like the U7-Outdoor.
• Fixed an issue that could cause out-of-memory crashes on large deployments.
• Fixed an issue where walls with very high attenuation could let WiFi coverage show through visually.
• Fixed an issue where walls did not scale correctly when the floor plan scale changed.
• Fixed an issue where switching floor plans in 3D did not re-center the view on the new plan.
• Fixed an issue where door, window, and garage icons on UP Sense devices did not show a hover effect.

Known issues

G6 180 cameras incorrectly display 360-degree coverage instead of the correct 180-degree coverage. This is a display issue only that will be fixed in the next release and does not affect the camera's physical coverage area.

Doors & Windows

Introducing support for doors, windows, and other wall segments that don't extend from floor to ceiling.

• Doors and windows render with accurate height and positioning in 3D, including the wall material that auto-fills above and below each segment.
• WiFi coverage calculation accounts for signal passing above and below partial-height wall segments, using the correct wall material attenuation for each portion.
• The distance from the floor and ceiling is configurable per wall type, both for predefined materials and custom materials.

Quality of Life Improvements

• WiFi coverage is now calculated on the back of ceiling-mounted access points, so signal reaching the floor above is visible in multi-floor coverage.
• InnerSpace now remembers the last visited floor plan when navigating away and returning.
• Improved wall styles for hovered and selected walls to make materials easier to differentiate.
• Added a specific error message for browsers that don't support WebGL.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue where devices were not filtered by the selected site, showing all devices regardless of which site was active.
• Fixed an issue that could cause a crash when opening camera calibration for cameras mounted extremely high.
• Fixed an issue that could cause a crash when displaying the icon for UP-SENSE set to detect water leaks.
• Fixed an issue that could prevent UVC-G6-Pro-Turret cameras from appearing in InnerSpace.
• Fixed an issue where detection icons were not displaying correctly in 3D.
• Fixed an issue where floor alignment could result in duplicated floors.
• Fixed an issue where clicking "Restore Default" on a built-in wall material could cause an error.
• Fixed an issue where the color picker in the custom wall side panel could not be reopened after closing.
• Fixed an issue where toggle inputs in the Edit Wall Material side panel reverted when changed while the form was saving.
• Fixed an issue where camera cones and device overlays flickered when zooming with a device selected.
• Fixed an issue where wall drawing could be enabled while in floor alignment mode.
• Fixed an issue where elements were deselected after dragging a shape on the floor plan.
• Fixed an issue where aligning floor plans was available for plans outside of the building and in 3D.
• Fixed an issue where the Site Map remained active during floor alignment instead of switching to floor view.

UVC-AI-MS-4 Calibration & Preview

• Added per-lens calibration for the UVC-AI-MS-4, with a dedicated calibration tab for each of the four lenses.
• Hovering over the device now shows a consolidated thumbnail preview with all four camera feeds.

Quality of Life Improvements

• Added a cinematic rotation when entering 3D mode for a more immersive first impression.
• Updated the floor plan upload screen with an animated background video.
• Improved wall styles for hovered and selected walls to make materials easier to differentiate.
• Coverage pointers now only appear in the corresponding coverage mode or when selecting a device that has one.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue where WiFi coverage was not shown for some device types, including WiFi extenders and devices like UDR7 that have WiFi radios but are not classified as access points.
• Fixed an issue that could prevent importing projects from Design Center when custom wall types were used.
• Fixed an issue that prevented deleting a large number of walls at once.
• Fixed an issue where device icons could render behind walls in 3D floor plans.
• Fixed an issue where coverage cones wouldn't display when placing cameras in 3D.

This release introduces a comprehensive set of multi-select and bulk edit tools, a new Data Rate coverage type, and support for coverage calculation on angled access points, along with quality-of-life improvements and multiple bug fixes.

Improvements

Multi-Select & Bulk Edit

Introducing a comprehensive set of multi-select and bulk edit tools, making it easier than ever to update floor plans at scale.

• Added keyboard shortcuts to the floor plan editor:
• cmd/ctrl + A: select all
• cmd/ctrl/shift + click: add to selection
• Improved selection behavior when drawing a selection box:
• Left to right selects only elements fully contained within the selection.
• Right to left selects all elements the selection touches.
• Use filter pills to refine selections: close pills to narrow the selection or click a pill to keep only elements of that type selected.
• You can now move multiple devices and/or walls simultaneously.
• You can now update the material of multiple walls at once.

Quality of Life Improvements

• Added support for calculating coverage of access points that are mounted at an angle. The angle can be configured by selecting any AP and pressing the pen icon to edit it. E7-Campus and E7-Audience feature a pointer on the floor plan for precise angle calculation.
• Added Data Rate as a new coverage type in the coverage legend. Data Rate coverage visualizes expected real-world speeds for an average WiFi client.
• Added a subtle animation to the coverage pattern of a selected access point to better represent real-world WiFi signal behavior.
• Added guidelines to snap walls to parallel edges while drawing on the floor plan.
• Camera pointer dots are now only shown when that camera's coverage is visible.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue where WiFi coverage calculations used default radio settings instead of the active configuration, which could cause coverage results to differ from previous InnerSpace versions.
• Fixed an issue where some APs rendered WiFi coverage in InnerSpace despite being disabled.
• Fixed an issue that could prevent detections from loading correctly in InnerSpace.
• Fixed an issue where camera coverage cones wouldn't display when placing cameras in 3D.
• Fixed an issue where device shapes could render behind walls.
• Fixed an issue where the timeline toggle didn't behave correctly in 3D mode.
• Fixed an issue that could cause incorrect device rotation in 3D on aligned floor plans.

Secondary & Tertiary WiFi Coverage

• Added support for secondary and tertiary coverage visualization.
• You can switch between coverage types from the coverage legend in the floor plan view.
• Secondary and tertiary coverage heatmaps display areas where 2, 3 or more APs overlap, helping identify potential dead spots during AP outages.

Quality of Life Improvements

• Improved visual fidelity of 3D floor plan models.
• The settings side panel for UniFi sensors is now also accessible directly within InnerSpace.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue that could prevent detection events from showing up correctly on the Protect InnerSpace timeline.
• Fixed an issue that could cause InnerSpace to occasionally get stuck loading.
• Fixed an issue that could cause coverage areas for PTZ cameras to be rendered incorrectly.
• Fixed an issue that could prevent G6-Bullet-Pro from being recognized and placed as a camera.
• Fixed an issue that could prevent some users from uploading floor plans.
• Fixed an issue where AP coverage did not adjust to the wall orientation during placement.
• Fixed an issue where the AC-Mesh UMA-D antenna did not display the correct coverage pattern.

Floor Plan Improvements

• Improved snapping behavior for more precise drawing.
• Hold Shift to temporarily disable wall snapping.
• Wall replacement: Drawing a wall on top of another now replaces the existing wall, making it easier to insert doors or other segments.
• Modify floor plans created via LiDAR scans in the Ubiquiti Portal app for iOS - add, remove, or adjust walls as needed.
• Replace floor plan image: You can now swap out a floor plan without needing to re-draw walls or re-place devices.
• Improved 3D floor plan lighting for a more lively and realistic appearance.
• Improved zooming, panning, and rotation of 3D floor plans for greater visibility and a more fluid experience.

Satellite View for Site Maps 

• You can now toggle satellite imagery for more context when planning site layouts.

Custom Floor Attenuation

• Adjust attenuation between floors to better reflect your use case.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue where Site Maps could appear as blank floor plans when imported from Design Center.
• Fixed an issue where devices could shift position in 3D after floor plan alignment.
• Fixed an issue that could cause camera calibration to render the position preview indicator outside of the calibration area.
• Fixed an issue that could cause performance degradation on deployments with several hundreds of devices.
• Fixed an issue that could cause the chart for opening events to stop working for sensors that detect entry events.

We're excited to introduce 3 powerful, new features to InnerSpace: multi-floor coverage offers a powerful new way to visualize Wi-Fi deployments in multi-story buildings while the revamp of wall materials gives full flexibility to map out any building or site and the sensor integration exposes the readings of all sensors on a floor plan at a glance.

Improvements

Multi-floor coverage

• Use the new "Floor Plan Alignment" mode to align floor plans within your building.
• You can choose which floor plans are part of the building and align them with each other for accurate calculations.
• When you've added 2 or more floors to your building, access points will extend their coverage to the floor below them.
• A new view setting allows you to hide coverage from other floors when you want to verify the coverage of one floor in isolation.

Wall materials

• Default materials were updated to offer a greater variety and better coverage of real-world wall types.
• Editable attenuation: You can now adjust the attenuation value of each wall material to better match your needs.
• Custom materials: You can now create your own wall materials, including setting the name, color, and attenuation.
• Wall drawing will now default to the last used material.

USL sensor integration

• All sensor readings from the new USL sensor lineup are now displayed in a unified, at-a-glance view.
• Readings that fall outside your defined acceptable range are automatically highlighted, so you can quickly spot potential issues.
• Hovering over a measurement reveals a 24-hour graph showing how that value has changed over time, helping you diagnose trends and anomalies.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue where some 3D models of devices rendered the wrong color variant.
• Fixed an issue where some access points would not render their coverage areas correctly.

• Access points now take their configured transmit power settings into consideration when calculating coverage.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue that prevented some access points from rendering WiFi coverage.

Known issues

• Safari Compatibility: Some users may experience issues opening InnerSpace or loading floor plans when using Safari 18.5. We're actively investigating the cause. In the meantime, clearing the browser cache may serve as a temporary workaround.
• Design Center Import: Importing projects from Design Center may fail when accessing InnerSpace through the Network application (version 8.6.0 or later). We're working on a fix and have temporarily disabled this import flow to prevent disruptions. As a temporary workaround, you may either import from InnerSpace within any of the other apps or remove /network/default from the URL to open InnerSpace standalone - this will allow the import flow to work as intended and make your floor plans available for use, even within Network's InnerSpace.

Introducing 3D floor plans! You can now visualize your site in 3D using a LiDAR-supported iOS device and the Ubiquiti Portal app, or by drawing and extruding walls directly in the editor - making it easier than ever to design and understand your space.

Improvements

• 3D Floor Plans
• Toggle on 3D to watch InnerSpace automatically extrude your drawn walls into a full 3D model of your space. For even greater accuracy, use the Ubiquiti Portal app on a LiDAR-supported iOS device to scan your site and generate a detailed 3D floor plan from the real world.
• Smarter Camera Coverage Planning
• Camera coverage areas now take into account resolution and optical zoom to provide a more accurate representation of detection zones.
• A new focus pointer lets you define exactly where each camera is aimed, helping you visualize real-world coverage and optimize camera placement with greater precision.
• Detection zones are now visually divided to show how smart detection accuracy decreases with distance.
• Improved Visualization of Detections Outside Calibration Areas
• We've introduced a new algorithm for visualizing smart detections on floor plans, enabling more accurate extrapolation of people and movement inside and outside calibrated areas. This enhancement not only improves detection accuracy but also allows us to calculate the true location of events even beyond the original calibration boundary - offering a clearer and more complete picture of activity across the space.
• Miscellaneous Improvements
• You can now open the video player by simply clicking a camera’s thumbnail preview.
• Devices that are offline are now more clearly indicated as such in the UI.
• Access to smart detections and the full timeline experience within InnerSpace Protect has been enabled for all users.

Bugfixes

• Devices you place are no longer removed from your plans after updating or restarting InnerSpace, even if they were temporarily offline.
• Fixed an issue that caused button icons to be rendered incorrectly within InnerSpace for Access.
• UI rendering has been fixed for non-HiDPI displays.

We're adding a new Site Map feature to InnerSpace to help you better visualize your site's perimeter using a map view.

Using this, you will be able to:

• Search for your location or manually zoom and pan around the map to find your site.
• Set the location to generate a map view of your site.
• Use the site map to help visualize perimeter security camera coverage.

Access:

• New users will be prompted to create a site map when setting up their site.
• Existing users can create their site map at any time from the multi-floor side panel.

Key Notes:

• This feature provides an easy way to get an outside view of your site, without needing to screenshot Google Maps or other sources.
• A standard map view is available at launch. Support for satellite views will be added in the near future.

Improvements

Detection timeline updates:

• Replaced detection thumbnails with activity dots to improve clarity when multiple detections occur close together. 
• Added additional zoom levels for the detection timeline to allow more precise scrolling and review.

Visual updates:

• Updated detection icons, trails, and colors for improved visibility.
• Enhanced camera coverage visualization, including clear outlines for better visibility.
• Added a new view setting to control coverage opacity, giving you more flexibility in how coverage is displayed.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue where the unlock button would not appear for readers connected directly to the console.
• Fixed an issue where the toolbar state didn’t reset when switching between InnerSpace Protect and Network while the Timeline mode was enabled.

UniFi InnerSpace 1.1.33 includes the improvements and bugfixes listed below.

Improvements

• Added camera calibration to interpolate detection coordinates from camera preview.
• Added detection movement animation when scrolling over it in the timeline.
• Improved WiFi coverage calculation.
• Improved the backup restore user experience.
• Improved the coverage user experience by only showing coverage of selected devices.

Bugfixes

• Fixed color issues in Dark Mode.
• Fixed coverage issues for the UVC-G4-Doorbell-PoE and AI cameras.

UniFi InnerSpace 1.1.28 includes the improvements and bugfixes listed below.

Improvements

• Added a toolbar button for new plan uploads and a multi-floor settings panel.
• Added separate visual settings menu.
• Allow uploading files when dragging them into InnerSpace while viewing in editor mode.
• Improved plan scale measure visualization.
• Improved toolbar button and menu user interface.
• Improved device search bar experience.
• Improved experience when dragging products on floor plan - snapping to walls and auto-rotating product direction for more accurate coverage.
• Improved the overall user experience and stability.
• Improved application resiliency.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue where the coverage cone flips back to its original position after adjusting it in rare cases.
• Fixed coverage visualization for certain camera models.

UniFi InnerSpace 1.1.22 adds Protect and Access integration and includes the improvements and bugfixes listed below.

Protect and Access integration

• Added camera live preview integration. *
• It will now change the camera coverage colors depending on events, such as detections or camera offline.
• It will now include live detections in the floor plan and a shortcut to open recordings.
• Added door unlock shortcut buttons for Access Readers and linked Protect cameras.

* Requires UniFi Protect Application 4.1 and Site Manager.

Improvements

• Added additional actions to exit the wall drawing state.
• Improved the user experience when placing devices.
• Improved display options user experience.
• Improved the setup user experience.
• Improved floorplan upload/import resiliency.

Bugfixes

• Fixed floorplan/device placement issues when switching between applications.
• Fixed an issue that caused the U7-Pro-Wall not to show 6GHz coverage.
• Fixed an issue with displaying devices on Official Hosting.
• Fixed an issue where scale and height flow appeared while it shouldn't.

UniFi InnerSpace 1.1.8 includes the improvements and bugfixes listed below.

Improvements

• Added the ability to toggle AP Antennas for APs that support multiple antenna types.
• Allow importing projects from the Design Center.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue with uploading new floorplan images.
• Fixed an issue that could lead to incomplete device lists.

UniFi InnerSpace 1.1.6 adds the ability to adjust WiFi coverage signal colors.

Improvements

• Added the ability to adjust WiFi coverage signal color ranges.
• Added WiFi Band selection shortcut buttons.
• Improved device icon visibility on floorplans.
• Improved overall user experience when using the application.

Bugfixes

• Fixed an issue where devices could disappear from the Device List and Search dropdown when adding/removing devices.
• Fixed an issue where the U6-Lite didn't have any ceiling/wall mount options.
• Fixed missing individual radiation patterns for APs.
• Fixed an issue where cameras are not avaialble on setups running on a UNVR.

UniFi InnerSpace 1.1.1 adds a new Device sidepanel and Search bar. Updates WiFi coverage to use more precise AP radiation patterns and also allows you to configure how the device is mounted.

Improvements

• Added a new Device sidepanel and Search bar.
• Added ability to specify how a device is mounted.
• Updated the WiFi Coverage colors and Radiation patterns.
• Updated the WiFi Legend.
• Updated Wall Attenuation values.

Bugfixes

• Fixed various Multi-select and keyboard shortcut issues.
• Fixed an issue where the Floorplan gets hidden when rotating in a second browser.
• Fixed an issue that could cause the WiFi/Camera Coverage to separate from the device in rare cases.

UniFi InnerSpace 1.1.0 includes the improvements listed below.

Improvements

• Added auto-adjusting to viewing experience (zoom / moving around) based on floor plan size.
• Added the ability to select multiple items to edit.
• Improved interactions when using a trackpad or mouse.
• Improved the user experience for drawing walls or selecting devices on all zoom levels.
• Improved the user experience when performing edits.