Android · No LiDAR · First 3 minutes free
Scan a room with your phone. Share a 3D tour anyone can walk through.
Wanderspace turns 2–3 minutes of filming on an ordinary Android phone into a photoreal 3D tour. Send one link — people open it in any browser and walk around as if they were there. No LiDAR, no 360° camera, no app for viewers.
Walk through a real tour
These tours were filmed on a phone and open right in the browser. Joystick and finger on phones, WASD and mouse on computers.
How it works
Three steps and your link is ready. No special cameras, no settings.
Film
Walk slowly through the room as if you were showing it to a friend on a video call. The app shows what you've covered and tells you when to slow down, turn on a light or go back to where you've already filmed.
Send
The capture uploads by itself — you can close the app. If the connection drops, it resumes where it stopped. You'll get a notification when the tour is ready: usually within half an hour to a few hours, while free processing waits until the next day once its daily limit is used up.
Share
One short link for a chat, a listing or an email. It opens on phones and computers — no app, no sign-up.
Not a 360° panorama — a space you can walk through
A panorama is a few spots where you can only turn your head. A Wanderspace tour is the whole room: walk anywhere, look around the corner, step up to the window. It's built from your own frames with Gaussian splatting, so real materials, light and objects come through.
| Compared | 360° panorama | Wanderspace 3D tour |
|---|---|---|
| Filmed with | a 360° camera or a phone on a tripod | an Android phone with ARCore |
| How you view it | jump between spots | walk freely |
| Filming a room | several spots from a tripod | 2–3 minutes on foot |
| What viewers need | a browser | a browser |
What people use it for
For anyone who wants to show a place as if people were already there.
Selling or renting a home
A 3D tour shows a home more honestly than a dozen photos: the layout, the condition, the view — before the first viewing. Fewer wasted trips for you and for buyers.
Short-term rentals
Guests see the place before they book, and book with more confidence.
Keeping a home as a memory
A grandparent's house, the flat before a move, the room you grew up in — walk through it again years later.
Before and after a renovation
Record how it was, and show the space to a builder or designer without inviting them over.
Showing family and friends
A new flat, a cottage, a workshop — send a link and they're there.
Small businesses
Cafés, showrooms, studios, rentals.
Coming soon: Object mode
Scan a single object — a vase, a chair, a sculpture — and spin it around in 3D. Later you'll be able to place objects into your tours.
Pricing
You pay only for the minutes you film: the balance is kept to the second, and each processing run uses at least 2 minutes. New users get 3 free minutes, plus 2 more once, when three different viewers open your tour. If processing fails through our fault, the minutes come back automatically — for up to three runs a day; beyond that we review it by hand.
Your tour, your link
Only people with the link can see a tour — search engines don't show it. Close the link or replace it with a new one at any time; the old one stops working at once. You can delete a tour and all your data in the app.
What you need
- An Android phone with ARCore support, Android 9 or newer.
- Free space for the frames — the app tells you if there isn't enough.
- An internet connection to send the capture.
- A well-lit room.
FAQ
Do I need LiDAR or a 360° camera?
No. An Android phone with ARCore support (Android 9 or newer) is enough. The tour is built from regular camera frames.
How long does it take?
A room usually takes 2–3 minutes to film. Cloud processing usually takes from about half an hour to a few hours, depending on the length of the capture and the queue. Free processing waits behind paid processing, and once its daily limit is used up, it waits until the next day. You'll get a notification when the tour is ready.
What do people see when I send the link?
The tour opens in their browser on a phone or computer — no app or account needed. They walk with a joystick and finger, or with WASD and the mouse.
How much does it cost?
New users get 3 free minutes. After that you pay for the minutes you film: the length of the capture, but at least 2 minutes per processing run. If processing fails through our fault, the minutes come back automatically — for up to three runs a day; beyond that we review it by hand.
Who can see my tour? Will it show up on Google?
Only people with the link. Tour pages are hidden from search engines. You can close or replace the link and delete the tour.
How is a 3D tour different from a 360° tour?
In a panorama you stand at a few spots and turn your head. In a 3D tour you walk freely through the space.
Can I measure the room or export a floor plan or 3D model?
No. Wanderspace makes 3D tours for viewing. It doesn't measure, draw floor plans or export models (STL, OBJ).
Is there an iPhone app?
Not yet — Android only for now. Anyone can view tours in a browser on any device.
How do I get the best result?
Turn on the lights, move slowly, walk around the room and look into the corners. Avoid filling the frame with mirrors or glass, and keep people out of the shot.
What is Gaussian splatting?
A way to build a 3D scene from photos: instead of polygons it uses millions of tiny semi-transparent blobs of colour. Reflections and fine detail look real, and the scene renders in a browser in real time.
Coming soon to Google Play
Your first 3 minutes of filming are free. While the app is getting ready for release, walk through an example.