Hello Team, I’m interested in understanding more about the tour download and self-hosting functionality. Could someone please clarify: 1. How can we download a completed CloudPano tour and host it entirely on our own server? 2. Can the downloaded tour be hosted under our own domain/subdomain? 3. Is it possible to package the downloaded tour as a standalone Android/iOS app? 4. If yes, what would be the recommended process or technical requirements for converting the tour into an app? 5. Once a tour is downloaded and self-hosted, are all features such as hotspots, navigation, images, videos, and embedded content fully independent of CloudPano. We are looking at this from a business perspective because we would like to offer clients the option of having their virtual tours hosted on their own servers. It would really be helpful if we have any examples Please share the relevant documentation or guidance. Thank you. D A Vista24

I have a personal project in mind: in my Church temple (Orthodox Christian) our walls and ceilings are covered with Icons of Saints, from floor to very high ceilings and an even higher dome. I'd like to do a virtual tour and add a label with the name of the Saint/Icon that appears when the viewer zooms in on that Icon. How would you add the higher levels and the dome? I mean how would you get the viewer from floor to dome without it seeming weird? Maybe the higher level needs to be a seperate tour? Also, can you add labels that don't appear until the viewer zooms in on the object? I hope this all makes sense.

Hi, thanks. I am in the UK, the majority of 360s i do are especially for project managers, developers and their shareholders - providing aerial drone 360 tours. For years now they have found them very useful, some even prefer them to standard drone photos of their construction sites, especially when the sites are extensive as they are quick and easy to get an overall idea of how things are going. I use Pano2VR to create the tour. I also have a Ricoh Z1 which i bought for interiors especially for real estate, but that hasnt really taken off as much.