Features

Open LAS, LAZ and E57 scans in any browser, colour and measure them, and share a link your client opens without an account.

Open IFC models in the browser, browse the model tree and properties, and lay the design over your point cloud.

Open DWG, DXF, Shapefile, GeoPackage, GeoJSON and KML over your scans, and click any feature to read its attributes.

View LandXML surfaces, alignments and profiles over the survey, with TINs coloured by elevation or slope.

Use GeoTIFF, JPEG 2000 or world-file orthophotos as the project map, under your CAD, GIS and point cloud layers.

Open 360° panoramas next to the scan and overlay the point cloud, CAD vectors and IFC models on the image.

Explore Xgrids, PLY, SPZ, SOG, SPLAT and KSPLAT scenes in a dedicated browser viewer for virtual tours and visual presentations.

Use a 2D map beside the 3D viewer, with WMS/WMTS layers, XYZ or Mapbox-style basemaps and your own data.

Set the project CRS by EPSG code or local grid, give each upload its source CRS and fix placement with offsets.

Measure 3D distances with horizontal and vertical components, height differences and areas on point clouds, in 3D or on the map.

Isolate a storey, room or corridor with a 3D box in Inside Only, Outside Only or Highlight mode. Clips scans, IFC, LandXML and meshes.

Draw a line over a point cloud, set a sampling buffer and get an elevation chart. Save profiles by name, download a report or export CSV and GeoJSON.

Draw a pile's perimeter on the point cloud and get its volume above a fitted base plane, plus estimated mass from a density.

Trace kerbs, walls and floor plans on point clouds, with snapping and 360° panoramas for visual context. Export to DWG, DXF, SHP or GPKG.

Search, filter and sort feature records, select a row to find it on the map, and attach photos or documents. Editing values is Pro.

Check a surveyed layer against a surface match or thickness target, with separate under and over tolerances and a failing-area limit.

Sweep a clearance profile along an alignment, review affected stations and sections, and download the classified point cloud for use in other software.

Separate ground from vegetation and structures with SMRF or cloth simulation filtering. Get ground-only points and a terrain raster.

Colour a scan by its distance from an IFC model, a plane, a terrain surface or another scan. Find out-of-plumb walls and level errors.

Cut and fill between LandXML surfaces and point clouds on a grid you choose, with the 3D difference geometry behind every total.

Split cut and fill into station intervals along an alignment, with a cumulative net curve, coverage per interval and CSV export.

Step along an alignment by chainage with a station clip box, and read design vs measured cross-sections with cut and fill.

Compare design and as-built crossfall lane by lane at every station, with a tolerance in percentage points.

Extract an embankment crest from a LandXML TIN or point cloud by following an alignment or a drawn guide. Preview the 3D line and export DXF.

Export a vector layer or selected features as DWG, DXF, Shapefile or GeoPackage, in project coordinates or WGS84.

Extract selected IFC top surfaces as LandXML TINs. Select by tree, class or property, inspect each course and download it for civil workflows.

Export the points inside an oriented clip box from one source cloud as LAZ or E57, ready to download for 24 hours.

Generate an RCP project with its RCS scans while processing LAS, LAZ, E57 or ASCII uploads, and download it as one ZIP.

Send a project as a signed link with an expiry date and optional password. Recipients need no account and can drop in their own IFC.

Organise jobs, surveys and team roles in one place. Choose a Viewer plan or request custom pricing for more users or storage.

AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, EU data centres, daily backups and versioned uploads. SSO and audit logging on Pro.

Blur faces, licence plates or both while E57 and image imports are processed. Originals and point-cloud geometry stay untouched.

Turn deviation, surface difference, station volume and layer stack results into a PDF, with a title, language and pages per station.

Run SkyGIS on your own domain with a CNAME record. Logo branding comes with Viewer; the custom domain is Pro.