Drone imagery, phone shots, and 360° captures — all placed exactly where they belong on a map, floor plan, or facade. No more lost folders of photos no one understands.
Place drone, phone, and 360° images on their exact GPS position so every photo has context.
Overlay images on maps, floor plans, or facades. Zoom into orthophotos and see details that matter.
Invite clients and teammates to explore the Atlas and comment directly on any region or image.
Watch how UYUL Atlas transforms scattered site captures into a structured, interactive map anyone can explore.
Upload hundreds of drone photographs and turn them into a georeferenced, interactive project where every shot is easy to locate, browse, and inspect.
Split a building facade into a grid, zoom into any tile in high resolution, and comment directly on what you see.
Scroll to explore each Atlas type — the screen stays with you while the story changes.
Image Base
Add high-resolution images, notes, and details to specific locations on a base image.
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Upload a base image, such as a building façade, site overview, or elevation drawing, and place detailed images, pins, and comments on selected areas. For example, use a full-façade image as the base, then attach high-resolution photographs of individual tiles, windows, defects, or other façade elements for detailed inspection and documentation.
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Choose a construction site, property, or other area on the map and add images manually or automatically according to their locations. This allows site photographs and related information to be organised geographically and viewed directly on the selected map area.
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Use a floor plan as the base for documenting rooms, building elements, or areas requiring attention. Place pins at selected locations and attach photographs, descriptions, measurements, comments, or other relevant information.
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Upload 360° photographs or videos and connect different viewpoints to create an interactive virtual tour. Users can move through the space, explore different locations, and access additional images or information at selected points.
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Upload a BIM or IFC model as the Atlas base and navigate through the building in a 3D model viewer. Attach photographs, documents, descriptions, and comments to selected building elements or spatial locations for coordinated project documentation.
