VisualVenue is our latest prototype demonstrating how multiple no-code tools can be integrated to create sophisticated real estate property presentations. The application features a clean, intuitive interface built around three core components: a 3D building model, a property carousel, and an information panel with embedded virtual tours. Users can explore properties through two interaction methods—either by scrolling through the asset flow at the bottom of the screen or by directly clicking hotspots on the 3D model. When a property is selected, relevant information loads dynamically from the database while the corresponding virtual tour displays seamlessly.
Technology Stack
The prototype leverages five key platforms working in harmony:
- Intuiface for the main user interface and interaction logic
- Intuiface Headless CMS (H-CMS) to store and manage property details
- SeekBeak to host and display the 3D Gaussian Splatting model of the building
- Polycam to capture and create the original 3D model of the building
- Matterport to create and visualize immersive 3D virtual tours
Implementation Details
VisualVenue runs as an Intuiface web application, making it accessible on any modern browser without additional installations. The property data structure uses individual records in the Intuiface H-CMS, each containing essential information such as property name, size, floor level, and other relevant details. Each property record includes a unique ID that corresponds to specific hotspots attached to the 3D model, enabling precise navigation between the interface and the immersive view.
SeekBeak serves as our immersive visualization platform, hosting the 3D Gaussian Splatting model with interactive capabilities. The platform supports hotspot functionality that can trigger various actions, including navigation to 360-degree panoramic photos and waypoint changes within the 3D environment.
The most technically interesting aspect of this prototype is the custom integration between SeekBeak and Intuiface. Thanks to @Seb’s development of a custom Interface Asset, the two platforms can exchange information bidirectionally. This enables SeekBeak to access Intuiface functionality while allowing Intuiface to control immersive views. This integration is demonstrated when users change the index in the asset flow, which automatically sets a different waypoint in the 3D model—and vice versa when users interact directly with the 3D model hotspots.
Experience the Prototype
Explore the live web application at: https://web.intuiface.com/visualvenue
Download the complete Intuiface project (15MB)
This prototype showcases the potential of combining specialized no-code platforms to create professional-grade real estate visualization experiences that would traditionally require extensive custom development.