Spatial Tours: 3D walkthroughs from a single phone scan
A space is scanned with a phone, and anyone can walk through it in a browser tab. No app, no headset, no appointment.
- Client
- In-house product
- Year
- 2026
- Platforms
- Web
- Our role
- Design and engineering
- Stack
- Next.js, Three.js, Gaussian Splatting
- See it
- product page
The problem
Listings for homes, rentals and venues still lean on flat photos. Immersive tours meant special hardware, a subscription and a visit from a studio.
Agents, hosts and venues wanted a walkthrough a buyer could open from a link on their phone, with nothing to install.
What we built
A repeatable service: a short scan on site becomes a 3D Gaussian-splat scene that looks photographic from any angle and streams to a browser.
The product page pairs with an interactive demo, with a sector switcher, room-to-room navigation and information points, so people can try it before booking a scan.
How it is built
The demo runs in the same Next.js codebase as this site.
- Rendering
- 3D Gaussian Splatting, drawn with an open-source Three.js and WebGL viewer
- Demo
- A real splat scene for the featured room and a 360° panorama viewer for the rest, driven by a scene definition
- Assets
- Panoramas load from configurable storage, with bundled files as a fallback
- Delivery
- Each finished tour ships as a hosted link and an embed code
Results
There are no usage numbers on this page. They will be added, with dates, once they can be shared.
What is next
- A hosted splat scene for every room in the demo.
- Booking a scan directly from the demo.
- An overhead floor plan that jumps to any room.
- Design and engineering
- 802.software
- Project lead
- Baris Taskiran
- Verified
- Against the running code on
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