If you can take a picture, you can create a spherecast
Virtual Tours
Upload or import photospheres to create a tour of different places. Guide your viewers through the tour by adding voiceovers, and place hotspots that present details about different parts of each scene.
Immersive Storybooks
Tell a story by turning illustrations into virtual reality scenes, sharing your own narration, and adding ambient sound effects. Let readers experience your stories and books in a new and exciting way.
Art Projects
Showcase art portfolios by letting Spherecast stitch together multiple images into a 360° scene. Get creative and draw your own panoramic scene, or have your students collaborate and illustrate scenes together.
Lectures and Webinars
Add a PowerPoint into your project, and spice up your presentation with panoramas, charts, and videos. Share the Spherecast link with others and stream a live presentation to your audience.
Photo Gallery
Keep your collections of photos and videos from family vacations, class reunions, and other important events in your life. Share them with others and on personal web sites in an entertaining VR format.
Games and Quests
With hotspots and events in your scene, you can track progress and actions players have taken. Create objectives and puzzles, and open scenes only when certain objectives have been reached as players strive toward a final goal.
Hidden Pictures
Upload a hidden picture, create hotspots in your scene, and let other people find the hidden objects. Add events that play music and load new scenes when objects are found.
Live Events
Set up a 360° camera at your concert, conference, meeting or other event, and invite virtual participants to join in. Viewers can even pay event fees to attend through Spherecast's credit card processing system.
Video Surveillance
Install a 360° camera in your home or office and set up a private spherecast that you can access from any computer or mobile device. Record and archive your videos for later retrieval.
Multi-Device Support
Participants can view photospheres on virtual reality headsets like Oculus Rift and Google Cardboard (mobile device required*), or view on any computer, phone or tablet without VR support.
* iOS 8+, Android OS 2.2+, or BlackBerry OS 10+ is needed to view mobile spherecasts with Google Cardboard (or other phone-based VR headsets).
For desktop browsers, please use the latest version of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Internet Explorer.
