A folder in.
A tour out. No rent.
Drop 360° photos into a €10 Windows app. Get a tour you host anywhere with a URL and keep for good.
One payment. No account. No "we've updated our pricing" email, ever. Not happy inside 30 days, email me and the money comes back.
Checkout would not open. Try once more, or email hello@dandelier.ai and I will send you a link by hand.
A real exported tour of a real villa, running from a real folder. Drag to look around. Click an arrow on the floor, or a room on the plan, and pretend you are there.
Your photos, before and after therapy
Real photos, straight from the camera, put through the app. Every state below is real output. No mock-ups were harmed.
Every photo in the folder gets the same pass: white balance, exposure, contrast. There are sliders too, if you enjoy fiddling.
The bottom of every 360° photo is the tripod you were standing on. One click erases it from every shot and fills the floor back in. There is also a brush, for the ladder somebody left in the hallway.
Rooms are linked with arrows that lie on the floor and point where you are going. Not billboards hovering at eye level like a lost drone.
An optional helper that does the whole build
It reads the photos, names the rooms, links them, aims the arrows, picks a starting view. It runs on your own Anthropic key, so it costs you pennies and me nothing, which is how a €10 app stays €10.One folder out
An index.html, a tour.json, your photos. Host it on your site, a client's site, a free Cloudflare page, or a memory stick you will lose in a drawer.Works with the camera you already own
Insta360, Ricoh Theta, DJI Osmo 360, the one you bought in 2019 and used twice. No stitching step, no plug-in, no cloud upload.No account
Nothing to sign in to, nothing that expires, no company that can switch your work off because two bigger companies disagreed about an API.
The arrow: small, flat, and the reason nobody gets lost
Most tools stick a flat icon in the air. People stop and squint at it. A chevron drawn on the floor in perspective reads as a path, and visitors walk it without a second thought.
Three steps. One of them is waiting.
The whole job, drawn to scale. You do the first step. The app does the middle one. The last one is a folder appearing on your disk.
Drop the folder inyou · 10 seconds
The 360° photos straight from the camera. Nothing renamed, nothing stitched, nothing uploaded anywhere.
The app builds the tourit · a few minutes
Colour and exposure fixed, the tripod erased from every floor, rooms named and linked, arrows laid on the floor. The optional helper does the naming and linking on its own.
A folder comes outyours · forever
index.html, tour.json, your photos. Put it on any host, embed it with one line, hand it to the client. It works with the app closed, the laptop off, and the company gone.
It is a folder. That is the product.
This is the exact export running at the top of the page. Nothing is hidden on a server, because there is no server.
| File | Size | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| index.html | 64,930 B | The viewer. Self-contained, runs in any browser, including the one your client has not updated since 2021. |
| tour.json | 5,583 B | Rooms, arrows, starting views, music. Human-readable, if you are into that. |
| assets/pano/ | 10 files · 13.9 MB | Your photos, colour-fixed, tripod gone. |
| assets/thumbs/ | 10 files · 83 kB | Thumbnails for the room list. |
| assets/lib/ | 1.7 MB | The WebGL engine, vendored, so nothing phones home. |
| assets/icons/ | 42 kB | Arrow, ring, pin. The whole icon budget. |
| assets/music.mp3 | 4.5 MB | Background music, optional. Mute button included, for the love of everyone. |
| _headers | 277 B | Cache rules if you host it on Cloudflare Pages. Otherwise decorative. |
Copy the folder anywhere and it works. Embed it with one iframe. Hand it to a client and it is theirs. If I get hit by a bus tomorrow, the app on your disk keeps working and every tour you ever exported keeps working, because there is no server in the middle to feel sorry for.
Revision note, October 2025. Zillow removed every Matterport tour from its listings after the two companies could not agree on a contract. Thousands of people watched tours they had paid for vanish overnight. Nobody who kept their tours as plain files lost a thing. Funny how that works. Inman, 20 Oct 2025
Built for places like this
Cabins, villas, rentals, listings. Anywhere a flat photo does not do the job, and a monthly bill should not be the price of showing it.
Every interior here is a real Dahlier tour of a Hawkhill villa. The aerial is not ours: Sergey Guk, on Pexels.
Ten euros. Once.
What three years of making tours costs with each tool, measured on one line. Some lines needed more room than others.
Sources: kuula.co/page/pricing, ggnome.com, Pano2VR 8 release, 3dvista.com/en/store, travvir.com, Matterport pricing explained. Prices as published in August 2026, in the currency each vendor quotes. Matterport drawn at the Starter plan with one active space; most people run more.
That is the whole price. No tiers, no upsell, no subscription later, no "founder's plan". I am not going to change my mind about that, and it is in the terms, so I could not if I tried.
Windows 10 or 11. The installer is about 75 MB and the download starts the moment you pay. Checkout is a Stripe page; cards and the usual wallets work. The optional AI helper uses your own Anthropic key. Windows may warn about a new publisher the first time you run it; that is the signing certificate still in the post.
Checkout would not open. Try once more, or email hello@dandelier.ai and I will send you a link by hand.
General notes
Really one time?
Really. Ten euros, no subscription, no account, no upsell. I know. Sit down.
What do I need?
A Windows 10 or 11 machine and some 360° photos. Any camera that saves equirectangular JPGs: an Insta360, a Ricoh Theta, an Osmo 360, whatever is in the drawer.
Does the AI helper cost extra?
It is optional and runs on your own Anthropic key, so you pay Anthropic directly for what you use, usually pennies per tour. The rest of the app has never heard of the internet.
Where do my tours live?
Wherever you put the folder. There is a one-click deploy to a free Cloudflare page built in, or hand the folder to a client and make it their problem.
Is the download safe?
It is a normal Windows installer. Windows may warn about a new publisher the first time, the way it does with anything not made by Microsoft. A signing certificate is in progress, along with the paperwork.
Mac?
Windows only for now. That is the honest answer, and I would rather give you that than a roadmap.