Visual infrastructure mapping
Map your 360° projects like a pro
Upload GPS-linked panoramas and video, keep everything in tidy projects, and align stakeholders with markers, polygons, and a synced map—documentation and inspection from your desktop.
Tip: use the menu to switch language when enabled — viewer URLs also work with an /ar/ or /fr/ prefix.
Quick start
- Sign in (session-based).
- Create a project (folder).
- Upload media and select a scene to open it.
- Use “Draw polygon” to annotate and save to MySQL.
Single workspace
One place for scenes, map context, and annotations so everyone references the same truth.
Reality capture ready
Bring 360° imagery and video into a viewer built for inspection and handoff.
Plan from the desk
Review routes and assets without repeating field visits for every question.
Everything you need to document the scene
From secure uploads to GIS-style overlays—designed for teams who live on maps and imagery.
Projects (folders)
Each project groups your scenes and keeps navigation clean.
Secure uploads
Server validates MIME types and stores only relative paths in the database.
Polygons & markers
Annotate a scene using yaw/pitch coordinates and persist overlays in MySQL.
How polygon drawing works
- Click points in the viewer to collect [yaw, pitch] coordinates.
- Press “Draw polygon” again to finalize and save.
- Reloading the same scene restores saved polygons from the database.
Mobile & iPhone video
- For 360 video, iOS requires a user gesture before playback.
- The viewer shows an “Enter tour” overlay to start video safely.
- Videos are forced inline using playsinline + muted to reduce autoplay issues.
Data model & API
The platform is additive: legacy pages remain intact while the viewer uses a JSON API.
- Session auth: $_SESSION[\"user_id\"].
- CSRF: send X-CSRF-Token for state-changing API requests.
- Tables: users, projects, media_nodes, point_markers, polygon_shapes.
Start visually mapping your data
Open the viewer to sign in, create a project, and drop in your first 360° scene.