Two ways to experience the site

Not every deliverable is about measuring — these two are about being there. Both are made to be enjoyed by anyone, no training required.

Ground-View 360

What it is: immersive, eye-height 360° panoramas captured on the ground and pinned to their true spots on your aerial map — like street view for your property. Look in any direction, then hop to the next panorama to "walk" the site.

When to use it:

• Showing someone what it actually looks like standing there.
• Documenting ground-level conditions — signage, entrances, equipment, surfaces.
• Giving remote stakeholders a self-guided tour.

How to open it:

1. Click the Ground View tab (the person icon), or
2. On the 2D Aerial Map, click one of the 360 pins to drop straight into that panorama.
3. Drag to look around; use the on-screen pins or the mini-map to move between locations.

Ground-View 360 is visual documentation, not measurement — positions come from consumer GPS accurate to a few meters. Use the 2D map or point cloud when you need precise locations. This view is opt-in, so you'll only see it when we've enabled it for your project.

Flyover Video

What it is: a produced cinematic aerial pass over the property — the emotional, big-picture companion to the precision data.

When to use it:

• Marketing, listings, and social — a polished aerial reel.
• Kicking off a presentation with an overview before the interactive views.

How to open it:

1. Click the Flyover tab (the video icon).
2. Press play. Standard video controls give you scrub, volume, fullscreen, and picture-in-picture.
3. If your project has several clips, a playlist strip appears up top — pick a clip or let them auto-advance.

Tips

• Some flyovers include a synced flight-path mini-map so you can see where the drone was as the video plays.
• Video streams as you watch — no waiting for a full download before it starts.
• The panoramas and video are safe to share with non-technical audiences; there's nothing to learn to enjoy them.