Every 360 photo sits on the map where it was shot. Visitors walk the whole place before they arrive, then get turn by turn directions once they do, in feet, on their own phone.
Guests arrive at a gate and call the office. Parents circle a campus looking for the right door. A wedding party walks the wrong way in the rain. The pictures were never the problem, the getting there was.
No app for you, no app for them. Walk it once and the tour builds itself around where you stood.
Open the scouting app on your phone and mark every spot a photo has to be taken. Name each one, leave a note about what matters there, and send the link to whoever is holding the camera.
Import the panos and they land on their points. Then make it yours: anchor your own property map, group the points, retouch the photos, draw the walking paths, mark the steps and set the opening view.
Every point has its own link and its own QR code. Put a code on the gate sign or in the confirmation email and the tour opens standing right there, facing the right way.
Three things working together, and no other 360 tour platform sells all three.
Each 360 photo sits at the GPS spot where it was shot. Guests drag to look, tap to step forward, and cover the entire site one photo at a time.
They pick a destination and the tour walks them there, one photo at a time, with the route drawn on a real satellite map and live distance in feet. On site, their phone follows them and speaks the turns.
Any point in the tour has its own link and its own QR code. Put a code on the gate sign, in the confirmation email, on the site marker. Scanning it opens the tour standing right there.
Other platforms hand you a set of rooms and a dot to click. StrollPoint follows the paths you drew yourself and knows which of them have steps, so the route it draws is a route that particular person can really take.
Four screens, in the order a visitor meets them. No app, no account, no instructions from you.
There is no proprietary rig to buy and nothing to rent from us. A GoPro Max or an Insta360 on a monopole is the whole kit, and the photos carry the map work with them.
Most 360 cameras write a GPS location into every photo. StrollPoint reads it on import and drops each photo on the map at the spot it was taken, in the order you walked, so a tour is laid out before you have arranged anything.
Mark every spot a photo has to be taken, name it, and add a note about what matters there. Send one link and whoever holds the camera walks your list.
Owners plan it themselves, or hand the link to a contractor. Either way the plan is the same list the camera follows.
Scouting App guidesEvery point from the plan becomes a numbered stop with a progress count. Shoot it, mark it captured, and the app moves you to the next one, so nothing is missed and nobody drives back.
This is where a set of photos becomes a property people can navigate. Two panes, one rail of tools, and nothing hidden behind a support ticket.
Twenty six tools in the rail, every one of them on every plan.
Editor App guidesWritten walkthroughs for every feature, from the first import to accessible routing. Free, open, and linked from inside the product where you need them.
From photos to a live tour in one sitting.
68 TOPICSEverything about a single stop on the tour.
57 TOPICSVisitors walk only where you drew.
46 TOPICSWhat your visitors actually experience.
65 TOPICSOrganise points and control what visitors see.
35 TOPICSRemove yourself, your tripod, or anything else.
35 TOPICSWeave Google imagery into your tour.
16 TOPICSMark a barrier once, and every accessible route goes around it.
10 TOPICSKnow exactly what is left before a visitor can walk it.
10 TOPICSThis is a published StrollPoint tour running on this page. Open the Dash, pick a destination, and let it walk you there.
Owosso High School, a working tour with the floor plan anchored over satellite imagery.
The 360 photo is the part every platform has solved. What happens after someone asks "where is it" is the part that is still missing.
| StrollPoint | Matterport | Zillow 3D | Street View imagery | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 360 photos of the space | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Built for acres of outdoor ground | Yes | Interior first | Interior first | Yes |
| Anchor that map over live satellite imagery | Yes | No | No | No |
| Point to point walking directions | Yes | No | No | No |
| Live distance in feet while walking | Yes | No | No | No |
| Step free route through the tour, on request | Yes | No | No | No |
| Accessible entrances marked as their own points | Yes | No | No | No |
| A published VPAT you can hand to procurement | Yes | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| A QR code for any single point | Yes | No | No | No |
| Your own map or floor plan as the tour map | Yes | No | No | No |
Compared on what a visitor can do inside a tour you publish, from each product's public documentation in August 2026. Google Maps navigation is a separate product from the Street View imagery you can embed. Every one of these is good at what it was built for; none of them was built to walk somebody across a property.
If your property is bigger than one building, somebody is answering the same directions question every day.
Guests pick their own site after walking it, then find the bath house, the pool and their loop without stopping at the office.
Families find the right entrance on the first try. Substitute staff, contractors and visitors route themselves to any door.
Couples tour the whole property from home, and on the day the guests route themselves from parking to the ceremony.
Mark which paths have steps and which do not, once. From then on anyone can ask for a step free route and get one, and see the way in before they drive over.
Every tier is the full product: the editor, real routing, QR codes and live publishing. The price follows how much of the work is yours.
We shoot the property, build the tour and keep it current. You get one link to share, QR codes ready to print for your signs, and priority support. Your team never touches a camera.
Cancel any time. Your photos and tour data are always yours, and after you cancel we keep an exact restore of everything for 90 days.
Start with one tour, free, on your own photos. Or send us the address and we will come shoot it.
No credit card. Works with any 360 camera you already own.