One workspace to capture a place, turn it into a 3D Gaussian splat, build the tour, and share a single link. Below: what it does, and who it is for.
Scan the space with your phone, a 360 camera, a drone, or an existing splat.
Turn the capture into a clean Gaussian splat in the cloud or on your Mac.
Add rooms, maps, floor plans, and media on one canvas.
Share one link, embed it anywhere, and see who engages.
From capture and Gaussian splat generation to authoring, publishing, and analytics — every step of a 3D virtual tour lives in one workspace. Use only the parts you need.
Capture
Start from iPhone, a 360 camera, a drone, DSLR, XGRIDS, or a splat file you already have.
Generate
Choose quality, scale, and detail, then generate in the cloud or train smaller scenes on Mac.
Author
Combine splats, 360 panoramas, 3D maps, floor plans, and media on one canvas.
AI tools
Reframe rooms, draft scene notes, sharpen hotspot text, and translate the tour.
Publish
Preview on desktop and mobile, publish, embed the tour, and set how it opens.
Measure
Track views, sessions, and CTA clicks right where you publish the tour.
Place context, fix navigation, add measurements, drop in AI drafts, preview the result, and publish the version that is ready for visitors.
One 3D tour platform, tuned for real estate photography, property development and land sales, and brokerages and luxury listings.
Real estate photographers
Turn a shoot into one branded link agents can share, with guided rooms, floor plans, and reporting.
Property developers
Give buyers site context, 3D maps, unit overlays, and a clean inquiry path in one page.
Brokerages & luxury
A polished listing experience for seller pitches, private buyer previews, and campaign pages.
Guides and comparisons on Gaussian splatting, virtual tour software, and Matterport alternatives for real estate.
Generate, inspect, author, publish, embed, and measure Gaussian splat tours in one workflow.
Read guideWhere photorealistic splat tours fit real listings, and how they compare to older scan formats.
Read guideA side-by-side look at the two virtual tour approaches and when each one wins.
Read guideA deeper walkthrough of capturing, generating, and publishing splat-based 3D tours.
Read guideHow the main virtual tour tools stack up for real estate photographers this year.
Read guidePlot context, inventory fields, and buyer inquiry paths for property developers.
Read guideWhat agencies actually want from a modern 3D tour platform, and how to switch.
Read guideGaussian splatting is a 3D scene format that reconstructs a real space from photos or video into a photorealistic, explorable model. For real estate virtual tours it captures light, reflections, and fine detail far more realistically than mesh-based scans, so buyers get a true sense of a property before visiting.
Spatial Studio is a browser-based 3D tour platform built around Gaussian splatting rather than fixed panorama nodes. You can capture with an iPhone, a 360 camera, a drone, DSLR, or XGRIDS, generate a splat in the cloud or on a Mac, then author hotspots, floor plans, 3D maps, and AI Reframe views in one workspace — a flexible Matterport alternative for real estate photographers, developers, and brokerages.
Start with Spatial Lens guided capture on iPhone, a 360 camera, drone footage, DSLR image sequences, XGRIDS PortalCam, or an existing Gaussian splat file. Smaller scenes can be trained locally on a Mac; larger captures generate in the cloud with selectable quality, metric scale, and streaming LOD.
Yes. The Studio editor combines 3D splats, 360 panoramas, Google 3D Maps, media galleries, floor plans, and property overlays on one canvas, with hotspots, portals, saved views, labels, measurements, and interior walk mode with collision authoring.
Real estate photographers delivering listing media packages, property developers building interactive land sales and plot pages, and brokerages and luxury listing teams creating seller pitches and guided buyer previews — all from the same product.
Preview on desktop and mobile, publish a stable version, and share one hosted link or embed the tour on a listing page. Published snapshots stay stable while you keep editing drafts, and built-in analytics track views, sessions, CTA clicks, and interaction patterns.
Upload a capture, build the tour, preview it, and publish the link when it is ready.