Learn every corner of StrollPoint
Short, honest guides for every feature, written for the people who build tours. Every option in the editor links here.
Tour creators
Build the tour in the editor.
How a tour is built
Points, layers, locations, areas, places and destinations, and where each one shows up.
9 topicsTour readiness
Know exactly what is left before a visitor can walk your tour.
15 topicsGetting started
From photos to a live tour in one sitting.
95 topicsMagic Eraser
Remove yourself, your tripod, or anything else, and make it impossible to spot.
34 topicsPoints & properties
Everything about a single stop on the tour.
85 topicsAreas, destinations & icons
Organize points and control exactly what visitors see.
42 topicsPaths & navigation
Visitors walk only where you drew.
54 topicsAccessible routing
Mark a barrier once, and every accessible route routes around it.
10 topicsStreet View points
Weave Google’s imagery into your tour.
15 topics3rd Party Tours
Doors that lead into an outside 3D walkthrough without leaving your tour.
3 topicsThe map, the logo and the property map
What the editor still sets for the tour as a whole.
30 topicsDownloads
Taking the tour with you: a standalone copy, Facebook 360, and the raw export.
8 topicsLocation Based Services (moved)
This is the Front Desk’s job now.
1 topicProperty managers
Run it from the Front Desk.
The Front Desk front page
Where you land, and how to find the rest.
11 topicsEvents
A date, a name, and the places taking part.
16 topicsLocation Based Services
A circle on the map. Walk into it with the tour open and something happens.
15 topicsPassports
A stamp card inside the tour, with a prize at the end.
12 topicsBest of
One question, answered from the tour. No accounts, no names.
9 topicsSponsors
Their name on the tour for the days they paid for, and a report at the end.
8 topicsBook a visit
A button on a place card. Somebody asks to come; you answer.
6 topicsLists
A named set of places with its own link.
6 topicsLinks and QR
Everything that opens your tour, and which poster actually worked.
9 topicsShare
The switch that makes the tour public, its link, and the code for your own website.
9 topicsAbout this tour
The page the Info button opens.
5 topicsThe front screen
The cards a visitor sees first, and the picture on each one.
5 topicsTour features
The three settings a visitor feels rather than sees.
4 topicsPrint Map
A paper map with numbered places and a QR code for each one.
7 topicsPlaces
Who or what is at each address, and the card a visitor reads.
23 topicsInventory
What you have, where it is kept, and a visitor walked to the aisle.
7 topicsNearby essentials
Parking, restrooms, ATMs and the rest, with the nearest one a tap away.
6 topicsAccessibility
Where the steps are, so the tour can route around them.
4 topicsEmpty storefronts
The empty units, with the inside photographed and who to call.
10 topicsLinked tours
A shop's own tour, opened from its front door on yours.
7 topicsVendor applications
A public form for anybody who wants a spot.
11 topicsJob openings
A position you are hiring for, and the people who applied.
9 topicsScouting in the Front Desk
The plan for the photos, and the person taking them.
7 topicsPrivate notes
The things that never belong on a public page.
5 topicsPeople
Who can use this Front Desk, and who your contractor is.
4 topicsAnalytics
Every visit to this tour, counted.
11 topicsBoard report
One page for your board, one per quarter.
6 topicsSign-ups
Visitors who asked to hear from you.
5 topicsPhotographers
Plan and shoot every spot.
Staff and volunteers
Help on the day.