1Create your first tour

Go to your panel. On the right, next to your showrooms, there is the "New showroom" card.
Type the project name in "Showroom name" and click "Create empty". That name builds the tour address, and you can change it later with "Rename".
It exists now, empty and in draft. Nobody sees it until you publish it.

2Upload your scenes

On the showroom card click "Edit scenes" and then, at the top right, "New scene". With "Add" → "Upload images" you upload several at once, and each image becomes a scene.
In the "Scene details" panel on the right, pick the type: "Flat image", "360° panorama" or "Video".
Upload the file. Images go as JPG, PNG or WebP; panoramas must be 2:1 equirectangular, that is twice as wide as tall; videos as MP4 or WebM.
Repeat for every view. In "List and points", the list on the left can be dragged by its handle to reorder them.

In "Scenes" you get the "Link map", with one card per scene. Drag from one node to another and the point that leads from the first to the second is created.
Click "List and points", pick that scene and the new point is there. You can also create it from here with "Add point".
Tap the image where the point goes —on a door, a hallway, some stairs— and confirm in "Leads to" which scene it takes you to. That is what turns a pile of photos into a tour.
In a "360° panorama" the point is stored on the sphere, so it stays put as the visitor looks around.

In "Scenes", open the "Add" menu and click "New transition".
Connect it: on the map, by dragging from its right-hand circle to the arrival scene; or in its detail, by picking "Leaves from" and "Arrives at".
In "What plays" choose Video or Photos and upload them with "Upload video" or "Upload photos". A video lasts as long as the clip; with photos you set the "Total length (seconds)" and they share that time.
Tick "Let visitors skip it" and the visitor gets a "Skip" button to jump past it.

Open "Presentation" in the project bar.
In "Page templates" pick one of the five and click "Use"; with "Open full size" you see the whole thing first. They change the skin of the tour, not its content.
Further down, in "Button colours", set the "Button colour" and the "Button text", or pick one of the nine ready-made palettes: all nine pass AA contrast. Click "Save".
Those two colours are the same ones in "Brand and modules": changing them here changes them there.

While the tour is a draft, a band at the top says so and, on its right, holds the two buttons to publish it.
"Publish for everyone" puts it online for anyone: it shows in the gallery and Google can find it.
"Publish privately" puts it online just the same, but only whoever has the link gets in: it is not in the gallery nor in search engines.
Copy the link and send it. If you change your mind, "Deactivate" takes it back to draft and nothing is lost. The Free plan includes one public tour; publishing privately needs the Basic plan.

Open "More" → "Custom domain", type your domain without https:// and without slashes —for example tour.yourcompany.com— and click "Save the domain".
We give you a CNAME record with its Type, Name and Value. Create it in the DNS zone of the panel where you bought the domain.
Come back and click "Verify now". DNS can take from a few minutes to a few hours to show up, so you can close the page and return later.
Once verified we issue the certificate ourselves: from then on the tour is served on your domain, over HTTPS.

Open "More" → "Progress" and create the stages of the build with "New stage".
Go to "More" → "Telegram" and click "Generate a link code". It only lasts a few minutes, so keep it at hand.
Click "Open the bot in Telegram" and send it "/vincular" followed by that code.
That chat is now tied to the project: every photo you send asks which stage it belongs to, the report updates itself and your client sees it inside the tour.

Open "More" → "Units". They come switched off on purpose: click "Turn units on".
Create the building with "New building" and its floors. Then add the units by hand or with "Bulk load", pasting the rows of your spreadsheet or uploading a CSV.
Each unit carries code, layout, bedrooms, bathrooms, area, price and status: Available, Reserved, Sold or Coming soon.
In the tour, the visitor sees the floor plan, taps an apartment and its card shows up with the price. They write to you from there: nothing is charged inside the showroom.

Every time a visitor leaves their details in the tour, the record lands in "Leads", in the project bar.
Tap a row and its full card opens on the right: how to contact them, their message, the unit they are interested in and where they came from.
Change the "Conversation status" —New, Contacted, Visit booked, Offer, Closed or Discarded—, write "Internal notes" only you can see, and download them all with "Export to CSV".
With Telegram linked, every lead reaches your phone the moment it happens.