Describe a place and get the whole of it. The tool hands your scene to your own AI provider and comes back with a complete spherical view, the kind you stand in the middle of and turn all the way around. No 360° camera, no stitching software, no separate app.
An ordinary photo can become one as well. Point the tool at the picture you are working on and it rebuilds the scene around the camera, same location, same light, same mood, extended in every direction until the place is whole. One shot of a terrace becomes the terrace, with the garden behind you.
From there it is a place rather than a picture. The view follows the mouse, answers to a pinch or a double tap, turns by itself when left alone, and glides back to your starting direction on the compass. Visitors on a phone look around by moving the phone, and the whole view goes fullscreen.
Small corrections sit right next to it. A horizon slider straightens a tilted world, your Brand Kit logo covers the spot directly underfoot, and where the two edges of a generated sphere meet, one blend closes the join.
Hotspots make the place worth exploring. Pins, info markers, arrows and play icons carry a label on hover, an info card that opens inside the view, and a link to wherever the visitor should go next.
What leaves the editor is a single block of HTML. The viewer rides along inside it, so the page it lands on needs no plugin and calls nothing from anywhere else. It rests as a soft poster with a 360° badge and wakes the 3D view only once someone actually looks.
