Vieweet 360 vs Immoviewer X

Vieweet° is a 360° property photography application that simplifies virtual tour creation experience. You are able to complete the virtual tours all on your mobile device in 3 simple steps: • Step 1: Take your photograph • Step 2: Label • Step 3: Link That’s it! You have a 360° virtual tour ready to publish! Vieweet° is exclusively compatible with Ricoh Theta S, SC, V, Z1, SC2 and SC2 Biz 360° cameras. Features at a glance • Prompted two-way linking so you always make sure there is a way back • View all your link connections at a glance • Direct upload to the Vieweet° platform within the app • Pre-loaded labels (no more spelling mistakes!)

We’re delighted to present completely new Immoviewer X version. Create 360° real estate tours, right from our app - fast, efficient, professional. With the immoviewer app, you can take your marketing to a new level. Inspire owners and prospects with immersive 3D 360° virtual tours. You can create 360° tours in minutes from your mobile phone. Name your tours, add rooms and set movement-points so that the viewer can virtually walk through the property. Do all this with just a few clicks. You can then upload the finished tours to the immoviewer portal. Already created tours can also be organized with the help of the app and subsequently edited. The immoviewer app supports a variety of popular 360° cameras. You can also integrate 360° images from your photo library into the tour. Functions at a glance: • Supports Ricoh Theta Z1, V, X, SC2, SC, S. • Supports Xiaomi MiSphere and MADVenture cameras. • HDR recording function for image enhancement. • Connect individual rooms by clicking directly in the app. • Attach additional information, such as text or images directly in the 360° image. • Processing already recorded tours. • Easily upload the tours from the app to the immoviewer manager. • Request a floor plan for the property right from the app. • Share tours via email and social media. The online platform includes other processing options, such as access restrictions, viewing angle settings, and the obscuring of specific areas of the photos, including people.