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From a line to a home
A 24-second film: the ink plan draws itself, the frame rises in building order, the materials arrive and the house meets the street.
Day and evening
The same living room in the morning and after dark, rendered from the one model. Drag across the picture to compare.
A floor plan buyers can read
The brochure plan and the 3D cutaway come from the same model as the stills, so the sizes match to the centimetre.
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The walk-through on a phone
Buyers get the same flat on their phone: the dollhouse, every room with its size, and an Enquire button that fills in the flat for them. It opens from a link, with no app to install.
Own concept · fictional project · artist’s impressionStills
Day, evening and detail views from the same model. Finishes follow the sale specification; furniture and décor are styling.
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What the developer gets
Every piece is made from your approved plans and leaves room for the project’s RERA details.
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From your plans to a link, in three steps.
How a project runs, from the drawings you send to the link your buyers open.
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A walk-through link for every project you sell.
For channel partners: the walk-through carries no studio branding, so it goes out under your name or the developer’s. Per-project terms on request.
Send the approved plans. We send back the flat.
A first look in about a week for one unit type, then stills, the walk-through and the film as the project needs them.