Walk them through it
Guide them through on any device. They see their home at full scale, and feel what no plan could ever show them.
Every other builder hands them a floor plan. You hand them the home.
Your client can't read a plan the way you can. The builder who lets them see the home instead is the one who wins their trust — not the cheapest, the one who feels a level above.
The biggest feedback we hear is: why hasn't everyone else got this?
Grant Robinson
Franchise Owner, G.J. Gardner Homes NZ
Questions builders ask first.
Everything builders usually want to know before putting a client inside their home.
What can I upload?
The 3D model your design team already works in — Revit, ArchiCAD, SketchUp, or 3ds Max. No clean model yet? Send a floor plan and our modelling partners can build it for you.
Do I need headsets to make it impressive?
No. It runs on mobile, tablet, browser, and VR headset — so the experience scales to the moment. A headset is the showstopper for a big presentation; an iPad on the table is plenty for a working meeting.
How soon can I present to a client?
A preview can be ready in as little as 20 minutes, depending on file and project complexity. You review and approve before the final presentation-grade home is processed.
Can my client show it to other people?
Yes — and you want them to. After the meeting they get a link to walk the home again and share it. That's how the experience becomes the thing they tell other people building homes about.
Can I generate renders and videos too?
Yes. The same model generates renders and video flythroughs from a text prompt — for the meeting, the take-home link, listings, and campaigns.