The web is flat.
Places aren’t.
wherein turns a short walkaround — video or photos — into a spatial capture you can orbit, embed, and share. Show a place the way it actually feels, not the way a photo flattens it.
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Photo vs. capture
You can’t walk around a photo.
A photo gallery flattens a space into a few framings someone else chose. A visitor who isn’t there can’t read the scale, the flow between rooms, the light at midday — the things people actually decide on. A capture is the space itself: move through it, look where you want, get a feel for being inside.
Placeholders shown for the comparison. On a live page, the right panel is the real capture, rendered in 3D from a short walkaround.
For spaces
Let someone walk your space before they ever show up.
Let people walk through, from anywhere
A visitor explores the actual space — moving through it, looking where they want — instead of guessing from a gallery of photos and a phone call.
Show what photos flatten
Scale, flow, how rooms connect, the light at midday. The things people actually decide on, and the things a flat photo can't carry.
One embed on the site you already have
Drop a snippet next to your photos — your own site, a booking page, a listing, wherever it lives. No new tool for your team to learn.
A three-minute walkaround is the whole capture. Talk to us about your space.
Why now
Real-world 3D is becoming practical for the web.
Under the hood, wherein uses 3D Gaussian Splatting, or 3DGS: a newer capture format that can make ordinary video feel like a realistic, explorable scene. Because it learns from what the camera actually saw, it can hold onto details that shape-only 3D usually loses: reflections in paint and glass, glare in direct sun, soft edges, and translucent surfaces. The important part is simpler: richer spatial media no longer has to mean a studio scan, a custom app, or a second website.
How it works
Capture
A two-minute walkaround on any phone.
Build
We reconstruct it in the cloud.
Embed
One snippet. Visitors explore it in 3D.
Every kind of space.
A wedding venue, a gallery, a restaurant, a garden, a showroom floor — if people walk through it to decide on it, it’s worth capturing.