Understand space
vizt places your unbuilt architecture on its land. Clients walk it in a browser — at home, or standing on the plot itself.
Building a home? Walk a house on your own plot — no account →
vizt places your unbuilt architecture on its land. Clients walk it in a browser — at home, or standing on the plot itself.
Building a home? Walk a house on your own plot — no account →
A plan is read. A render is watched. Space is understood by walking it.
Vizt began while we were building our own house. We're not architects, we were the clients. We had good plans in front of us and beautiful renders beside them, and still we couldn't picture how the rooms would actually feel to stand in. The plan asked us to imagine the space; the render imagined it for us from one frozen angle. Between the two, the thing that mattered most to us — how far, how tall, how bright it would really be — kept slipping away.
So we built the step we were missing. Not against plans or renders but between them. The plan gives the first hunch. Then Vizt walk the project at eye height, on the real plot under its real sun, until the space is finally understood by the people who'll inhabit it and the people designing it alike. Then the render does what only a render can: the detail, the atmosphere, the fantasy.
Plan for the hunch. vizt to understand. Render to dream.
— built by the clients who needed it
GLB, OBJ or FBX. Compressed to open in seconds, on any phone, no app.
Align a satellite view under the model. Sun, compass and GPS follow.
Your studio's name on it. Password, expiry, or a QR for the site visit.
Open one link on-site and the model locks to the ground at true scale — no app, no headset, no download. Move through every room and find where you'd watch the sunset.
vizt renders your unbuilt architecture directly onto its real plot — replacing flat renders and foam models with a walkable, shareable space anyone opens in a browser.
And you still can't tell if the kitchen is generous or cramped, or what the evening sun does to the terrace. That's not on you — plans are a language you were never taught, and renders show one frozen angle chosen for you.
The expensive regrets — the window that should have been bigger, the room that never gets light — are all discoverable on day one by walking the space at your own eye height, on your own land, under your real sun.
No account, no upload. Drop a pin on your land, place a sample house, and walk it — from your sofa or standing on the plot. Then send it to your architect so the next walk is through your design.
On the plot, GPS and compass place the client inside the model — the screen shows the room they are standing in.
A 1.75 m figure keeps proportions true. Doors, ceilings and terraces at human height, not drone height.
A comment lives on the window it talks about, carrying its exact viewpoint back to the studio.
14-day trial on every plan. Archived projects don't count.