2025 was drawing to a close, and what better way to spend the days leading up to New Year’s than to reflect on the past year? Join us as we look back at the highlights for our software and our company!
First of all, we would like to take this opportunity to thank our many new and loyal customers for a successful 2025. The number of real estate agents across the DACH region who rely on our software to present their existing properties is growing rapidly, so unfortunately we cannot name them all. However, we would like to extend a special thank you to Raiffeisen Immobilien Austria, who have been loyal partners almost since our founding and will be using our software throughout Austria starting in 2025.
New construction projects were also a significant part of our work this year. A special thank you goes to BUWOG Germany, for whom we had the pleasure of implementing two new projects: BUWOG Alva in Potsdam and BUWOG SET44 in Berlin. What was particularly exciting about these projects was that they were implemented using DWG files for the first time. We also extend our sincere thanks to the developer Hillebrand in Salzburg, who made our first project based on IFC files possible – we look forward to its launch in 2026.
In addition to these personal highlights, we would like to thank all our customers, whether property developers or real estate agents, for their trust and the comprehensive feedback on our features, which allows us to continuously improve and further perfect our software. We were also able to successfully implement many ideas for new features in 2025 – we are therefore excited about the many new ideas we expect to receive as customer feedback and, of course, look forward to every new customer we can convince of the benefits of our innovative real estate marketing toolset.
Our digital twin editor has seen significant changes over the past 12 months – so much so that we could write endlessly about them. However, our team has agreed on the four biggest highlights, which we’d like to briefly introduce.
Since the first quarter of 2025, developers and real estate agents have had two different modes available for sharing 3D models with potential buyers via a link. In View-only mode, as the name suggests, potential buyers can only view the digital twin, while in Limited View, basic editing is possible, such as changing the flooring or wall texture. To make these two modes even more flexible, individually customizable link settings have been available since Q3, allowing users to completely hide certain features, such as dimensions or sunlight simulation, from potential buyers.
Also new and improved is the first-person view, which allows you to immersively explore the digital twin – on any device. The improved controls introduced in Q3 offer complete flexibility: whether using a mouse or touchscreen, classic video game-inspired WASD keys, or arrow keys – the options for moving and rotating within the space are tailored to every preference. To prevent potential buyers from getting lost in the property, there’s also a new minimap with a marked current position, allowing you to jump from room to room.
Every property is unique and therefore complex, which is why we’ve expanded the editor’s capabilities this year. Multi-selection, for example, for multiple walls, rooms, room elements, or furnishings, significantly simplifies editing. Since mid-year, wall textures can be selected separately for each side, and floor textures like parquet can be rotated and displayed at a 45° angle. Attic apartments are no longer a problem with 2025, thanks to sloping walls, roofs, and dormers. And by the end of the year, baseboards for the rooms will also be available.
What was already available outdoors thanks to our cooperation with Shadowmap is now also possible indoors, directly within the 3D model: Visualizing the incidence of light through windows at any time of day, any day of the year. This depends on the compass rose setting in the model. This function allows prospective buyers to visualize the light entering a property, whether in helicopter view or first-person mode.
Across our entire platform, several new features have been added throughout the year, some working independently of the 3D model and others in conjunction with it. We’d like to present our highlights from the Connect platform!
Image rendering capabilities were significantly expanded in 2025. Five new modes are now available, offering everything you need for your real estate images, from virtual staging and image enhancement to nice weather and even converting a snapshot from the 3D model into a realistic image. New room types enable a cohesive overall design concept, while new, trendy materials and colors ensure high-quality AI-generated renderings.
With the PriceHubble integration, two key aspects of real estate marketing become possible: Firstly, highly detailed property valuations including comprehensive visualizations of statistical data; secondly, the presentation of the property’s infrastructure to potential buyers, focusing on key areas such as medical care, shopping facilities, schools, and much more.
This module allows you to share documents and folders on a large scale with potential buyers and employees. This option will be integrated directly into the future digital property listing, eliminating the need to chaotically send documents back and forth via WeTransfer to ensure that your potential buyers receive all the necessary information about the property.
A new feature has been introduced in the image editing capabilities. This is now possible manually using various filters and adjustments via our new image editor. Watermarks and text can also be added to images, and images can be resized, rotated, or perspective-transformed to correct converging lines. Several more features will be added in 2026.
Our app’s goal – to support real estate agents and developers in the field with digital tools – was further enhanced in 2025. New tools, a new design, and many new plans will help you progress on the go.
Our AR tool is brand new and was only recently added. With it, you can digitally insert furniture and furnishings from our library into the real property using augmented reality. This is the first step in our plan to allow prospective buyers to bring their own furniture to viewings.
We’ve also already taken the first steps with our new video editor. Videos can now be trimmed and cut. Furthermore, text can be linked to an object in the room or video as a focal point to highlight the property’s best features. But stay tuned for 2026, as this is just a small fraction of the features we have planned for our video editor.
Especially useful for properties without cell service: Our app has been fully functional offline since this year. This means you can now scan your property with LiDAR and take 360° panoramic photos without needing an internet connection.
To excel in usability and user experience for all real estate agents and developers, we’ve redesigned the app. The new design and feature layout make it easy to quickly find the most important information and get the most out of the app.
This year marked our first real presence at events. At the BUWOG Innovation Day in May, we won an award for our comprehensive visualization solution, followed in the fall by visits to the Digital findet Stadt innovation congress in Vienna and Expo Real 2025 in Munich. Our highlight, however, was the real estate trade fair in Stuttgart, where we impressed both commercial co-exhibitors and visitors with the many modern possibilities of real estate marketing.
All in all, these were many interesting events – and we can’t get enough. We will soon be announcing our event plans for the first half of 2026 and look forward to seeing many new and familiar faces – perhaps even you?
2026 marks the start of a new year for our software, packed with new functions and features that are sure to delight you as a real estate agent, developer, interior designer, or tradesperson. What can you look forward to? We’ve summarized it all for you here.
2025 was drawing to a close, and what better way to spend the days leading up to New Year’s than to reflect on the past year? Join us as we look back at the highlights for our software and our company!
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