Virtual Logic 360

Go from a raw floor plan or a quick 360 capture to a listing-ready experience before lunch. Start by importing a blueprint file, or open a blank canvas and sketch the layout. The AI-assisted planner builds a clean 3D model with rooms, doors, and finishes you can swap in seconds. Add room labels, set ceiling heights, and verify dimensions with the measurement tool. Turn on total area calculations to generate accurate square footage or square meters for marketing and compliance. When you’re ready, publish both 2D and 3D floor plans so buyers can understand the layout at a glance.

Next, craft the viewing journey. Drop hotspots to call out upgrades, link rooms, or add notes. Define an autoplay path that guides prospects from the entry through key spaces, switching smoothly between the 360 visualizer, a cutaway “dollhouse” overview, and eye-level walkthroughs. Use sunlight controls to show how morning and afternoon light move through the home; adjust interior lighting for twilight scenes. Create multiple scenes—kitchen close-up, balcony view, primary suite—and set the order for a self-guided tour. Share a secure guest link with view-only or comment access so clients and teammates can explore without creating accounts.

Stage and iterate fast. Pull furniture, fixtures, flooring, and decor from the library to present different styles for the same space—modern, family-friendly, or executive. Duplicate a project to test alternative layouts or materials, then compare side by side. Validate fit with the measurement scale, especially for appliances, sofas, and wardrobes. When the design is set, render a pack of media in one go: hero stills, branded 2D/3D floor plans, and a short animated walkthrough for social posts. Export assets for MLS, brochures, and ads, and keep a web link to the full tour for remote showings.

Keep teams aligned from pre-sale to handover. Collaborate live with agents, stagers, and builders; assign roles, track comments, and lock approved versions. For new developments, start marketing early by importing construction drawings and generating a navigable digital model. For property managers, use measurements and area summaries to verify leases and plan unit turns. For buyers and tenants, share a link they can open on any device to check clearances and visualize furniture placement. Update availability and notes as conditions change so every stakeholder views the latest space, plan, and status in one place.