Move and understand
Point-to-point navigation, a dollhouse 3D model, a clickable 2D floor plan and a satellite view. Visitors situate the space within seconds.
We photograph your locations in 360°, turn them into a navigable tour — measurable, multilingual, hosted — and you see who walked through it. Nothing to install: a link is enough.
Construction tracking
One photo pass per month, always from the same viewpoints. Developer, bank, contractor and buyer open the same link and compare the state of the site month over month, side by side. Snags are pinned straight onto the image.
Features
Every tour is a workable space: you move through it, measure in it, click inside it — and you know what was actually seen.
Point-to-point navigation, a dollhouse 3D model, a clickable 2D floor plan and a satellite view. Visitors situate the space within seconds.
Once calibrated, a door width, a ceiling height or a clearance is read directly inside the tour — including from one viewpoint to another.
Rich points of interest: text, image, video, PDF, audio, link, contact form. Enquiries land in your dashboard, not in the void.
What we do
Three uses running on the same platform — and you stay the owner of your content.
Real estate & development
A tour of the property or the development, available day and night from a phone. Virtual staging with a before/after comparison of the same space, empty then furnished. Published on your own domain name.

HSE induction & training
The new entrant or subcontractor walks the site in 360°, discovers the safety instructions point by point, answers a server-side graded quiz, and receives a named PDF certificate with a QR code that can be verified online. You keep the record: who, when, what score, on which checkpoint.

Showrooms & catalogues
Your products placed inside the tour, each one rotatable in 360° and viewable in augmented reality in the customer's own room. A catalogue per manufacturer, on its own subdomain, collecting quote requests.

Sectors
One tool, four uses where immersion replaces a trip or a meeting room.
Filter out pointless viewings, sell off-plan, reassure a remote buyer and show how the works are progressing.
Safety induction for entrants and subcontractors, zone-by-zone instructions, pathway traceability and verifiable certificates.
A permanent showroom, products in 360° and augmented reality, a catalogue per brand and qualified quote requests.
Show an establishment, a heritage site or a public facility — in several languages, on a public map.
The platform
Pricing
Monthly prices excluding tax, in Algerian dinars. Every plan includes the photo pass, hosting and publication. One-off tours — a property, a showroom, an HSE pathway — are quoted individually.
One building, the essentials of progress.
The full plan, with month-by-month comparison.
Several buildings, several stakeholders.
FAQ
A virtual tour is made of panoramic photographs shot at 360 degrees from several points inside a location. Unlike a video, visitors choose for themselves where to look and where to move, at their own pace. They can click points of interest to open text, a photo, a video, a PDF document or a form, and take measurements directly on screen.
No. The tour opens in the browser of a phone, tablet or computer from a simple link. No application, no account and no headset are required. A virtual reality headset is possible but optional.
A photographic pass is carried out every month from the same viewpoints. Successive captures are superimposable: the state of the site is compared month over month, side by side. Developer, bank, contractor and buyers all use the same link. Plans range from 22,000 to 75,000 Algerian dinars per month depending on the number of buildings and viewpoints.
It covers site discovery and knowledge verification: the new entrant or subcontractor walks the facility in 360°, reads the instructions zone by zone, answers a server-side graded quiz and receives a named PDF certificate carrying a QR code that can be verified online. The employer keeps the record of the pathway and the score per checkpoint. Hands-on exercises remain on site.
Capture is carried out in Algeria. Because tours are hosted and viewable anywhere, they also serve groups across the Maghreb and the wider MENA region that need to show a site, train contractors remotely, or follow a construction project from another country.
A single tour can be published in several languages, including Arabic, French and English. Texts, points of interest and quizzes follow the language chosen by the visitor.
The client remains the owner of their content. A tour can be published on their own domain name, kept private behind a link or a password, and taken down on request.