
Product
What Moorea does, precisely
A platform that takes 360 drone panoramas and turns them into a tour you can publish, embed, measure and deliver under a client’s brand. Here is every piece.
- 19,5 Kio
- the player engine, compressed, with zero dependencies
- 512 Mpx
- per viewpoint, served as tiles
- 32 000 px
- wide accepted as a source
- 0
- view quota, no expiry
The player
What the visitor sees
The player is written with zero dependencies, in under 20 KB compressed. That is why it starts instantly on a phone with poor reception - the real situation of a visitor discovering a campsite from a car park.
- Smooth 360 navigationUp to 250 megapixels per viewpoint, as progressive tiles.
- Little-planet introA little planet unfolding into a panorama, in two seconds.
- Map and minimapSatellite map or the venue’s own map: orient yourself before you look.The interactive map
- North heading and compassThe map’s orientation cone shows where the visitor is looking.
- Six kinds of hotspotNavigation, info, gallery, audio, video, link.
- Fullscreen and VR headsetFullscreen everywhere, WebXR headset support - the same link.
The editor
What the tour’s maker does
Spheres come out of the drone, a navigable tour comes out the other side. In between: a browser and a few minutes.
- Import and processingDrop in your 360 spheres - JPEG, PNG, TIFF or AVIF, up to 32,000 pixels wide. Tiling is automatic.
- Editing and profilesSix image adjustments with instant preview, saveable as reusable profiles. The final render reproduces the preview exactly.
- Groups and industry templatesHoles, zones, phases or sites depending on the trade - the player’s navigation follows the template.
Distribution
Life after delivery
- Link, QR and embeddingA public link, a printable QR kit in the venue’s brand, and an iframe built without cookies or persistent identifiers.How to embed
- Lead capture and CTAAn action button to the booking engine, or a contact form placed inside the tour. Leads arrive by email and stay in the venue’s workspace.
- White label and custom domainLogo, accent colour, badge removed, and the tour served on the client’s own domain with its share previews and its SEO.
- Publish to Google MapsGeolocated views from a public tour go onto the map, under the workspace’s own Google account and onto the venue’s listing when it has one. Subject to Google’s review.How publishing works
- AnalyticsViews, unique visitors, most-watched viewpoints, referring sites. Cookie-free, so nothing to consent to.
- Hosting includedNo view quota, no expiry, data in Europe. The tour stays online as long as the subscription runs.Learn more
The Atelier
Client review, inside the tour
Your client annotates the exact viewpoint, you answer, you resolve. No more « to the right as you leave the kitchen » emails.
A remark belongs somewhere: where you see it from. So the Atelier attaches every annotation to its viewpoint, and the conversation happens there rather than in an inbox where nobody can tell which scene is meant.
It stays between you and your client: the Atelier appears neither in the public player nor in the website embed.
Going deeper
Seven pieces have a page of their own
The pieces that carry a demand of their own - a page opens when we know what it is looking for.
- The interactive mapThe venue’s map becomes the tour’s navigation: viewpoints sit on it and the minimap follows the visitor.Explore
- Embedding on your siteThe copy-paste iframe, WordPress, oEmbed and start attributes. The page the webmaster is looking for.Explore
- HostingWhat « included » means: European infrastructure, progressive tiles, and a tour that outlives the provider.Explore
- The AtelierThe discussion thread pinned to the tour: you annotate a scene, the client answers in the right place, the fix is visible.Explore
- Lead captureThe form inside the tour, enquiries qualified by the scene they came from, and the export.Explore
- Industry templatesTwelve trades, twelve vocabularies: the template changes the navigation, the info cards and the map without changing the engine.Explore
- Publishing to Google MapsWhat leaves, what stays with you, and what Google decides. The account is the client’s, and so are the photos.Explore
The simplest thing is to try
The free plan is enough to publish a complete first tour and show it around.
