Step back into the moment.
It turns the photos and videos you already have into a feed of moments you forgot, and opens your panoramas and 360°s all the way around you. No 360° camera needed.
Beta in November for iPhone, iPad, and Mac (iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27).Free to look around and to share links. Saving and sending videos, photos, and little planets is one purchase, with a 14-day free trial.
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1It finds them
Opens on what is already in your library, iPhone panoramas included. No import, no setup.
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2It puts you inside
Drag, or move your phone, to look around.
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3It shares the view
A photo of the view you chose, a moving clip, or a link they can look around in.
A 360° video is a place, not a picture.
Drag to look around, and pinch to zoom. This is the same sphere the app puts you in.
Video: Casaroro Falls, Valencia, Negros Oriental, Philippines. 360° stock footage licensed from Pond5.
Your own moments, as a feed.
A feed built from your own library, not a social network. It brings back the moments you forgot you had, 360° or not, one at a time.
More about OrbitTapClick either phone to see it full size.
It bends with the phone.
Open the folding iPhone and the picture takes one page, your library the other. Bend it, and the picture bends with it.
More about the folding iPhoneShown on Apple's simulator. TapClick to see it full size.
Your photos stay on your device, and we never receive them. How Panosphera handles privacy.
Join the first group.
Own a 360° camera, or a library full of moments you never look at? Invitations go out when TestFlight opens, expected in November.
Join the TestFlight betaThe button opens an email. No mail app? Write to support@panosphera.app