Museums & heritage
Bring an archive to life. Footage of a collection, an excavation or a restoration becomes something a visitor steps into, on a headset at the exhibit or at home before they book.
For organisations
Immersive 3D from the footage you already own
Visitors and buyers remember what they can step into. You do not need a 3D camera or a new production to offer that: upload the video you already have and we convert it to real, viewable 3D.
Try it on your own material first. No card needed for the sample.
Where it earns its place
The same conversion, four very different reasons to use it.
Real estate
A property viewing that carries depth. The walkthrough you already film becomes a spatial tour, so a buyer abroad gets a real sense of the room instead of a flat clip.
Showrooms & products
Let people judge scale and material. Existing product video becomes a 3D presentation for the showroom floor, a trade fair, or a sales conversation on the road.
Events & education
Rewatch a performance, a lecture or a training session with presence. One upload gives you a version people can revisit in a headset.
What you get
- No 3D camera, no reshoot: your existing footage is the source
- Plans include 20 to 300 conversion minutes a month, counted as the length of the video you upload
- Download the full-quality master and keep it: yours to archive, exhibit offline or hand to a partner
- Works on Meta Quest and Apple Vision Pro
- Up to 4K, plus a lighter streaming version so it also plays on phones and laptops
- Private links per video: share with a client, a curator or a buyer
- Files stay hosted for as long as your plan runs
- Invoiced per organisation, VAT-compliant for EU businesses
How a first project usually runs
- Send one clip. A minute of representative footage is enough to judge the result.
- Watch it on a headset. You get a private link and a short code to open in the headset browser.
- Decide the scope. A single exhibit, a full collection, or every listing you publish.
Start with what is already on your shelf
Most organisations are sitting on years of footage that was only ever watched flat. Convert one piece of it and see what visitors do when they can reach into it.