FORMExplore FORM
Sell the view before the first pour.
Your CAD and BIM, turned into a 3D sales suite.
From first line to final walkthrough.
Real Horizons makes buildings explorable in 3D: before they exist with FORM, while they rise with BUILT, and once they’re real with Spatial Studio.
BUILTExplore BUILT
The site is the report.
Scan the site. Every issue, pinned in 3D.
Sample
- Services penetration not sealedL12
- Cable tray incompleteL12
- Window frame out of lineL11
Spatial StudioStart free
Capture any space. Share it anywhere.
Film any space on your phone. Share it as a 3D tour.
Live tourThe engine underneath.
Every Real Horizons product runs on the same two ideas: capture a place as Gaussian splats, then teach the platform to understand it.
A picture is millions of tiny Gaussians.
Gaussian splatting describes a real place as soft, coloured ellipsoids, each placed and shaped by training on your photos or video. Coarse ones split into finer ones until the scene looks like a photograph from any angle, and still runs in a browser.
- PositionWhere it sits in the space.
- Scale and rotationAn ellipsoid, stretched along edges and surfaces.
- OpacityHow much of what lies behind it shows through.
- View-dependent colourColour that shifts with the angle, so glass and polish look real.
Hover to see the Gaussians
Then it learns what it’s looking at.
A splat is how a space looks. Spatial intelligence is everything the platform understands about it, layer by layer, from the same capture.
Reality, captured.
- Capture
Fly a drone around it, walk it with a phone, or bring a 360 camera.
- Reconstruct
Every camera position is solved and the scene appears as points.
- Explore
Then it’s trained into a photoreal Gaussian splat you can publish anywhere.
AI that understands space.
Spatial Sense
Scans that label themselves.
AI guide
Ask the building anything.
Reframe
Restyle a room with a sentence.
Attention
See what holds their gaze.
Neighbourhood
And the world around it.
Capture in your pocket. Train on your desk.
Spatial Lens guides the capture on your iPhone. Spatial Studio for Mac turns it into a splat on your own machine. Both publish to the same workspace.
Spatial Lens · iPhone
Guided capture, straight to a splat.
- AR waypoints guide cleaner captures
- Measure walls, doors and openings as you scan
- One tap uploads and starts splat generation
Scan to downloadSpatial Studio · Mac beta
Train splats on your own machine.
- Train splats locally on Apple silicon, with no cloud credits
- Captures stay on your Mac until you choose to upload
- Export SOG, PLY, SPZ, or send it to Spatial Studio
Straight answers.
Still deciding between FORM, BUILT and Spatial Studio? We’ll help.
Which product is right for me?
If you capture spaces yourself and want to publish tours, start with Spatial Studio: it is self-serve and free to try. If you are launching a development that is not built yet, FORM is our studio service that creates the interactive experience from your design files. If you are building, BUILT records the site in 3D and ties issues to their location.
How do FORM, BUILT and Spatial Studio fit together?
They follow one building through its life. FORM presents it before construction, BUILT records it while it rises, and Spatial Studio is the platform both are delivered on, where finished spaces are captured, published and shared.
What is Gaussian splatting?
A way of reconstructing a real place from photos or video as millions of tiny, soft 3D points. The result looks photographic from any angle and runs in a web browser, which is why Spatial Studio uses it for tours.
What can I capture with?
Phone video, 360 cameras such as Insta360, drones, DSLRs, professional scanners such as the XGRIDS PortalCam, or existing splat files. Spatial Lens, our iPhone app, guides cleaner captures and uploads them in one tap.
Can I embed tours on my own website?
Yes. Every published tour has a shareable link and a one-line embed snippet, and tour analytics show how visitors explore it.
What does the AI actually do?
Spatial Sense suggests labels, titles and annotations from a captured scene; Reframe restyles interiors from a text prompt while keeping the room’s geometry; and the AI guide answers visitors’ questions inside a tour. Suggestions are reviewed by you before anything is published.