Immersive walkthroughs
Buyers move through a property freely, at their own pace, from anywhere in the world — with the depth and realism of standing inside it.
SPLĀN space captures real spaces as millions of points of light, then reconstructs them into photoreal worlds you can explore in any browser. No headset. No compromise. Pure reality, made spatial.
Not a render. Not a photo. A reconstruction of light itself — the way a space truly looks, from every angle.
Gaussian Splatting is a breakthrough in 3D reconstruction. Instead of modelling surfaces by hand, we capture a space as it is — then a neural process resolves millions of captured points into a continuous, photoreal scene.
The result loads in a browser, moves at sixty frames per second, and holds the soft reflections, depth, and material truth that traditional 3D and even video walkthroughs cannot.
Understand the processFour ways photoreal spatial capture changes how a property is sold, shown, and remembered.
Buyers move through a property freely, at their own pace, from anywhere in the world — with the depth and realism of standing inside it.
Reconstruct a space from architectural intent and present unbuilt developments as if they were already complete and inhabited.
Embedded directly into your listing or microsite. Shareable by a single link, with no download, plugin, or proprietary viewer.
Beyond interactivity — directed fly-throughs and stills, rendered from the same reconstruction for film, print, and campaign use.
A precise, repeatable pipeline — refined for the realities of luxury property, where the detail is the whole point.
We photograph the space comprehensively — every surface, angle, and fall of light recorded as raw spatial data on site.
Our pipeline resolves that data into a Gaussian Splatting scene — millions of points fused into one continuous, photoreal model.
Optimised for the web and handed over as a link, an embed, or a cinematic edit — ready for the moment a buyer first looks.
Tell us about the space. We will show you what photoreal spatial reconstruction can do for it — and why nothing else in the region comes close.