Asred Viewer — the interactive project showcase
Live demo: DiploEast project
Paper scatters, files weigh phones down. Asred Viewer gathers your project — location, units and tours — into one interactive experience that opens instantly in the browser.
Before prices and before renders: where is the project? An interactive map with landmark layers, roads and live local data — your client gets it at first glance.
The bird's-eye view that saves a hundred meetings: building masses, entrances and green spaces — the whole project in a single scene, understood in seconds.
Orbit the building as if you were above it. Aerial shots from opposing angles reveal the facades, the shadows and the real detail of the design.
The story lives inside the experience: editorial copy, project numbers and area indicators — no PDF sent off to get lost in chat threads.
Available. Reserved. Sold. Every unit's status is clear and up to date, and the unit list is one tap away — no spreadsheets forwarded as screenshots.
Step into the unit before it is built: 360° tours of corridors, living spaces and bedrooms with the real feel and light of the place — straight from your client's phone.
Kitchen to garden in one tap: tour scenes are arranged in an elegant list that makes moving through the unit feel as natural as walking it.
At the exact moment of delight: a contact form inside the viewer turns interest into a real enquiry — without your client ever leaving the experience.
No app store, no download, no heavy files. A link that travels in a message, lands in a post, and opens in a second — on any device.
Your client's phone, the agent's iPad and the sales-gallery screen — the same experience, responsively sharp at every size, from the very same link.
A live demo — not a video
This is the live viewer of the DiploEast project — one of Asred's works. Move freely: the map, the aerial shots, the units and the interior tour.
Prefer it full screen? Open the viewer in its own tab ↗
Tell us about your project — land at concept stage or towers mid-launch — and we'll come back with a living preview of how Asred would tell it.
