360° virtual tours for culture, tourism and local governments

We let people visit places not everyone can reach: with descriptions, recordings and a map, in the browser, in an app or on tablets at an exhibition.

Who it is for

When it makes sense

The place is hard to reach

A monument, site or exhibition is not open to everyone or all year round.

History needs context

You want to show a place together with witness accounts, archival photos and descriptions.

You promote a municipality or trail

Tourists should see the area before they arrive and know what is worth visiting.

Scope

What we do

Visiting places in 360° with descriptions, recordings and a map.

01

Panoramas and route

We plan the tour route and prepare 360° panoramas.

02

Descriptions and recordings

Points with descriptions, archival photos and audio or video recordings.

03

Map

A map with points that lets people move between places.

04

Accessibility

Transcripts and descriptions that people with disabilities can also use.

05

Publication

The tour in the browser, in a mobile app or on tablets during an exhibition.

Process

How it works, step by step

  1. 01

    Conversation

    We agree which places and stories the tour should show.

  2. 02

    Script

    We plan the route, points and content.

  3. 03

    Build

    We combine panoramas, descriptions and recordings into one tour.

  4. 04

    Publication

    We publish the tour and show you how to update it.

Bezpłatna rozmowa

Masz pomysł albo otwarty nabór?

Wybierz termin i opowiedz o nim w 30 minut. Powiemy, co da się zrobić i skąd wziąć na to pieniądze.

  • 30 minut online, przez Google Meet
  • Bezpłatnie
  • Potwierdzenie i link dostaniesz e-mailem

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Projects

What we have built

Mapa Familoków – 360° tour

Thirty-five panoramas of the Rymer estate in Rybnik-Niedobczyce, with points about the history of the place, residents’ accounts and a map.

See the project

Jastrzębie 1980 – exhibition tour

Thirteen spots of the exhibition at the historic Ignacy Mine: from the mine gate, through the boards and stage, to recordings and a conversation area.

See the project
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

360° virtual tours

Where can the tour be viewed?

In the browser on a computer or phone, in a mobile app or on tablets provided at an exhibition.

Can the tour include recordings and descriptions?

Yes. Every point can have a description, archival photos and an audio or video recording with a transcript.

Can a tour be funded from a grant?

Yes. We help choose a call and describe the tour in the application together with its budget.

How do we start?

Pick a time for a free call in the calendar on this page. The call takes about 30 minutes and is held online.