The product
Moorea, on one page
A platform that turns 360 drone panoramas into tours you can publish, host and deliver under a client’s brand. Here is what it builds, what it has you deliver, who owns it and what is included.
What you open
A tour is a link
A web address that opens in a browser, served from European infrastructure. There is nothing to install - not for you, not for the visitor.
The same link serves the public page, the website embed and the headset: a published tour keeps being served as long as the subscription runs.
- A link, not an appOn phone as on desktop, with no plugin and no extension.
- A 19.5 KiB engineWritten with zero dependencies, WebXR hooks included, measured on 17 August 2026.
- Progressive tilesThe image sharpens where you look, without downloading the rest.
- 19.5 KiB
- the player engine, compressed, measured on 17 August 2026
- 512 Mpx
- per viewpoint, served as progressive tiles
- 32,000 px
- the maximum width of an uploaded sphere
- ~142 kB gz
- the iframe on the critical path, measured on every build
The platform
What Moorea builds
A web address that opens in a browser, served from European infrastructure. There is nothing to install - not for you, not for the visitor.
- A link, not an appThe tour opens in a browser, on phone as on desktop, with no plugin and no extension. The same link serves the public page, the website embed and the headset.
- A 19.5 KiB engineThe player is written with zero dependencies: 19.5 KiB compressed, measured on 17 August 2026, WebXR hooks included. That is what lets it start on a poor connection.
- Drone spheres, as they areJPEG, PNG, TIFF or AVIF, up to 32,000 pixels wide. Progressive tiling is automatic: the image sharpens where you look, without downloading the rest.
- European infrastructureAPI and database in Frankfurt, storage under European jurisdiction. A published tour keeps being served as long as the subscription runs.Hosting in detail
The deliverable
What you deliver to the client
A tour is not a file you send: it is an address, a QR code and an iframe - three forms of the same thing, produced at publication.
- A link, a QR code, an iframeA public link, a printable QR kit in the venue’s brand, and a copy-paste iframe: about 142 kilobytes gzipped on the critical path, measured on every build.How to embed
- Four visibility levelsPublic, unlisted, password-protected or private. The setting changes at any time without republishing the tour or changing its address.
- The venue’s map as navigationSatellite map or the venue’s own illustrated map: viewpoints sit on it, and the minimap follows the visitor as they look around.The interactive map
- Your panoramas on Google MapsGeolocated views from a public tour can be published to the map, and onto the venue’s listing when it has one. The Google account is the client’s: the photos belong to them, not to us, and they stay if you leave.Publishing to Google Maps
- French and EnglishThe player’s interface exists in both languages from day one, and follows the tour’s language rather than the visitor’s: the client gets exactly what they signed off.
Ownership
Who owns a tour
Every tour belongs to a workspace, never to a person. It is a data-model detail, and it is what makes a tour transferable.
- A workspace, not an accountEvery account gets its workspace, and every tour is attached to one. A venue can have its own, with its brand, its tours and its leads.
- Under the client’s brandLogo, accent colour, player badge reduced or removed. The colour is rejected on save if its contrast falls below 3:1 against the player’s dark surfaces: a brand setting must never make a button unreadable.
- On its own domainThe tour can be served from the venue’s own domain, with its share previews and its SEO rather than ours.
- Review happens inside the tourYour client annotates the exact viewpoint, you answer, you resolve. The Atelier stays between you: it appears neither in the public player nor in the embed.
The subscription
What the subscription covers
The subscription covers the platform and the hosting. The flight and the shooting are a drone pilot’s service, billed at their own rate - a separate line on the quote, and not one we bill.
- Hosting and bandwidthNo expiry, no view quota, no egress billing. A tour that takes off costs no more than one nobody watches.See pricing
- AnalyticsViews, unique visitors, most-watched viewpoints, referring sites. Counted with no cookie and no persistent identifier.
- Lead captureAn action button to the booking engine, or a form placed inside the tour. Leads arrive by email and stay in the venue’s workspace.
- Industry templatesHoles, zones, phases or sites depending on the trade: the player’s navigation follows the template rather than a list of photos.Browse industries
Seeing it beats reading it
Create an account, publish a first tour, open it on your phone. That is the only test that settles anything.