Moving out · a parents' home · renovation

Save your home in 3D while it still looks the way you remember

Photos show corners; a 3D tour keeps the whole space: where the furniture stood, what was on the shelves, the way you walked from the kitchen to your room every day. Film your home with an Android phone, and years from now you can walk through it again.

See an exampleComing soon to Google Play
A living room with a sofa, coffee table and TV next to the kitchen — a frame from a 3D tour filmed on a phone Example tour

When to film it

Before you move

The flat where your kids grew up, your first place of your own — film it while things are still in their places, not in boxes.

A parents' or grandparents' home

Before it's sold or renovated. Send the link to family in other cities and countries — they can walk through the rooms they knew as children.

Before and after a renovation

Film a room before the work starts and again afterwards — two tours that are easy to compare. The first one also helps a builder or designer.

A room that's about to change

A kid's room, a workshop, a summer house — anything that will look different in a few years.

How to film it

  • Give each room 2–3 minutes: slowly, with the lights on, looking into the corners.
  • Walk between rooms without stopping — then you can move from one to the next in the tour. One tour can be up to 15 minutes of filming, so split a big house into several tours.
  • Film the things you want to remember — shelves, a desk, a corner with photos — closer and from several sides.
  • Windows and mirrors come out worse, so keep the view from the window as an ordinary photo too.

Where the tour is kept

  • In the Wanderspace cloud — until you delete the tour or your account yourself.
  • Sign in with your Google account: then your tours aren't tied to one phone and move with you to a new one.
  • You can't download a tour as a file yet — keep what matters most as photos too.
  • Only people you give the link to can see the tour; it doesn't appear in search. You can close the link at any time.

What we keep and for how long

See what it looks like

A kitchen and living room filmed twice — by lamplight and by day — and the yard outside a home.

A corner kitchen with grey cabinets and a wooden slat panel in a 3D tour filmed on a phone by lamplight
Kitchen by lamplightDetails →
 The same kitchen in a 3D tour in daylight: oven, sink, a bottle of water on the counter, an open suitcase in front
The same kitchen by dayDetails →
 A paved yard with a balustrade between apartment buildings in a 3D tour filmed outdoors on a phone
Yard and streetDetails →

Film your own 3D tour

You need an Android phone with ARCore (Android 9 or newer). New users get 3 minutes of filming free.

Coming soon to Google Play