First-person walk
Eye-height camera with collision, ceilings and natural light through the openings.
Design · 3D walkthrough
Let the client stand in the room before demo day.
Walk through the design at eye height with the products on the walls and floors, or place 360° points and share a tour your client can open on any phone. They approve it or ask for changes, right from their portal.
- First-person walk with collision
- Eye height
- Placed by you or suggested per room
- 360° points
- Panoramas for both
- Day / Night
- Tour viewer and touch stick
- Phone-ready
How it works
From the plan to a tour in a few clicks.
- 01
Walk the design
Open walk mode: an eye-height view of the plan with ceilings, warm room lights and the products you picked. Keyboard, drag-to-look or the touch stick.
- 02
Place 360° points
Drop points where you stand, on the mini-map, or take the suggested point for each room.
- 03
Render the panoramas
Day and night panoramas are rendered in the browser from the 3D scene and saved with the project.
- 04
Share the tour
Send it to the client. They jump between points, switch day and night, and approve or request changes.
In the room
Click anything to see its product, or swap it.
Walk mode paints the chosen products on their objects and surfaces. Click a cabinet front, counter or faucet to see the product and change it, and render from exactly where you stand.
- Suggested views jump the walker to the best angles
- Render from here takes that exact shot as an AI render
- Quality lowers itself on slower devices
The tour
A 360° tour that works on any phone.
The viewer is a plain image viewer, so it opens fast on phones. A mini-map shows the rooms and the points; tap a floor marker or the map to move. If the plan changes after you shared, you are told the tour is out of date.
What you get
A walkthrough that closes decisions.
360° panoramas
Rendered from the 3D in the browser, for day and for night.
Mini-map
Top view of walls, rooms, points and where you are.
Touch stick
Move on an iPad or phone the way 3D tour apps do.
Client approval
Approve or request changes on the tour, like on a render.
Out-of-date warning
Flags tours shared before the plan changed, with a way to send an updated one.
The details
Good to know
- Runs in the browser, no app to install
- Works with every space type, including ADUs
- Ceilings follow sloped ceiling settings
- Tours appear in the client portal under Design
- Panoramas saved with the project
- The electrical plan is never drawn in 3D
FAQ
Common questions
Works with
Connected on the same project
Walk them through it
Turn the plan into a 360° tour the client can approve from their phone.