Real estate · Project brochures · Window listings

Let buyers tour the home from the brochure.

The buyer points their phone at the photo in the brochure or window and a video tour of the home, project or neighbourhood opens straight away. They get to know the property before visiting and come back better informed.

Much more than a photo

Room flow, views and light cannot be shown in a single photo. A short video tour lets the buyer really see the home.

A window that works 24/7

When the office is closed, a passer-by points their phone at the listing in the window, watches the tour and reaches you with the contact button.

Swap the video when it sells

When a property sells or the price changes, update the video in the panel; the printed brochure stays the same.

Live in 3 steps

No setup, technical knowledge or software required.

1

Register your business

Sign up, create your library and choose a plan. Your own address and QR code are created right away.

2

Upload your content

Add photos and videos from your dashboard. Videos are compressed automatically.

3

Let visitors scan

Anyone who opens the QR code or address points the camera at a photo and watches the video.

Ideas to try

  • A flat-type tour in a project brochure
  • An interior video on a window listing
  • Land and surroundings footage from a site sign
  • A development presentation in a trade-fair brochure

FAQ

Do I need professional filming for a video tour?

No. A steady, well-lit tour filmed on a phone is enough. Videos of 30–90 seconds work best.

Can one brochure feature several homes?

Yes. Each photo gets its own video; the phone opens the video of whichever photo it is pointed at.

How does the buyer reach me?

When the video ends, the visitor sees “Ask on WhatsApp” and “Call” buttons; the message also says which listing it came from.

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Bring your catalog to life

Publish your first video in minutes.

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