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Walk any property with a 360 camera. StrollPoint turns it into a tour that navigates like a map: real routes, real directions, point to point. And when you export it, it belongs to you. Not to us.
No proprietary rig. No capture app. No tether. Shoot standard 360 photos with whatever camera you trust: GPS-tagged photos place themselves on the map automatically, and anything without GPS you drop into place in minutes.
Nothing phones home at capture time. Walk the property, fill a memory card, import when you're back at a desk.
Each photo's location tag becomes its point on the map, in walking order, automatically. The map builds itself.
Cheap cameras mean parallel capture. Put a camera in every co-worker's hand and photograph a whole campus in a morning.
Other platforms hold your tours hostage: stop paying and everything you shot goes dark. StrollPoint splits it honestly. You pay for hosting and editing. The exports are yours for life.
A clean customer URL we host, the full Build editor, routes, hotspots, the works. This is what your subscription pays for.
A self-contained embed you host on your own site. Every image included. It keeps working whether you subscribe or not.
One ZIP with the whole tour inside: viewer, photos, everything. Runs from any web host, a laptop, even a USB drive.
Any 360 camera on a pole, no app, no tether. Walk the property and take a photo every 30 feet or so. The GPS tags ride along for free.
Photos land on a live satellite map in walking order. Draw the paths people may travel, group your destinations, upload your own icons, erase yourself out of every shot.
One link, an embed, or the offline package. Visitors tap the disc to walk, or ask for a destination and get walked there like a maps app.
Most 360 tours are slideshows with arrows. StrollPoint builds a real walking network from the paths you draw, and guides visitors along it turn by turn, with one disc leading every step.
The same ground disc that guides Google Street View guides your tour: grey while you turn, orange means go. Tap anywhere and you're walking.
Routes follow the exact walking paths the author drew, point to point, turn by turn. No invented shortcuts, ever.
Owners mark the stairs once. Visitors flip one switch and every route, and the disc itself, avoids them. Honestly.
Brush yourself, your tripod, or your shadow out of any shot. AI repaints the ground behind you.
Drop rich pins with text, photos, video, and links on any panorama, wearing the built-in icon set or SVG icons you upload yourself.
Add real Street View points along roads and approaches. Visitors glide between your panoramas and Google's without ever leaving the tour.
Tour owners mark step-free paths once. Visitors flip one switch, and every route and every step of guidance avoids stairs, curbs, and rough ground. If a place has no step-free way in, the tour says so honestly instead of pretending.
A clearly labeled Accessible pill in the tour header. Off in grey, On in teal. No menus to dig through, no settings to find.
Navigation bends around marked steps, and free exploration refuses them too. No visitor in a wheelchair ever gets guided up a staircase.
A public accessibility statement and a procurement-ready conformance report (VPAT), ready to attach to any school or municipal bid.
A fraction of what the big names charge, and unlike them, canceling never takes your work away.