A viewpoint that tells visitors what they are looking at.
Digital binoculars on the visitor's phone. Scan the QR code at the viewpoint, point the phone at the landscape and instantly see the names of villages, peaks and landmarks — zoom into the panorama and read their stories. No app to install.
?Which island is that??What is that village called??What's at the tip of the peninsula?
The view from the viewpoint
The view is stunning. But what exactly are you looking at?
Visitors enjoy panoramic views, but often cannot tell what they are seeing — whether it is villages, peaks or natural landmarks in the distance.
Every place gets a nameIslands, peaks and villages in the distance get a name and a short story.
Alongside the board and binocularsThe board and binoculars show the direction, while the digital viewpoint adds context, zoom and navigation to each place.
A starting point for exploringThe view becomes an invitation to visit the place the visitor has just discovered.
How it works
Point your phone. The viewpoint explains.
The digital viewpoint is a web app that works like digital binoculars: on the visitor's phone it adds an information layer over the real view.
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Digital viewpointOpen in browser
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Scan the QR code
At the viewpoint there is a board with a QR code. The digital viewpoint opens in the browser, with no app to install.
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Point your phone
The view on the screen follows the direction you are looking in, all the way round.
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Points open by themselves
When a place reaches the centre of the view, its name and description appear. No need to tap anything.
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Zoom in and explore
The binoculars bring distant details closer. For every point: more about the place and navigation to it.
Video
See how it works at the viewpoint.
The digital viewpoint is used on location, because the view on the phone follows the direction of the device. That is why we show it here on video.
Clicking loads the video from YouTube.
How it is made
From shooting on location to the QR code at the viewpoint.
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Art Division
Shooting on location
We come to the viewpoint and capture an ultra-high-resolution panorama — ideally on a day with good visibility.
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Art Division
Processing and review
We process and stitch the panorama and send it to you for review.
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Together
Points and texts
You choose which places to mark and what is written about them. Points can have categories, such as natural and cultural landmarks, and several languages.
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Art Division
Digital binoculars
We mark the points in the panorama and set up the content in the web app.
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Destination
Board with a QR code
You install the board at the viewpoint. We prepare the design — like this board for Sozanj on Lastovo.
From the project · Lastovo
Board at the Sozanj viewpoint · Lastovo Islands Nature Park
Where we have created digital viewpoints
From Zagreb to Lastovo.
We developed the digital viewpoint after talking with national parks, nature parks and tourist boards that manage viewpoints.
For a destination with several viewpoints, we plan the shooting on location together, and you can later link the viewpoints to a digital guide.
Languages
Point names and descriptions can be in several languages. We prepare the original text in Croatian, and translations with the help of AI, which we send to you for review and approval.
Point categories
Points can be grouped into categories, such as natural and cultural landmarks, villages and peaks, so visitors can easily choose what interests them.
What affects the price?
The price is agreed per viewpoint and includes shooting on location, an ultra-high-resolution panorama, the digital binoculars, marking the points and setting up the content. The main factors are:
the number of viewpoints
the number of marked points and the amount of text
the number of languages
linking to a digital guide
Hosting, monitoring and maintenance are paid annually. We quote the exact amounts in our proposal.
Frequently asked questions
Do visitors need to install an app?
No. Visitors scan the QR code on the board and the digital viewpoint opens in the phone's browser.
How do visitors know what they are looking at?
The view on the phone follows the direction of the device. When a place reaches the centre of the view, its name and description appear automatically, and visitors can zoom in, read more and start navigation to it.
Can the viewpoint be tried away from the location?
The digital viewpoint is made to be used at the viewpoint itself, because the view follows the direction of the phone. That is why we show it on video on our website, and we can present it to you in more detail during a call.
What do we need to provide at the viewpoint?
A board with a QR code. You install the board, and we prepare a design proposal. No other infrastructure is needed on site.
How much does a digital viewpoint cost?
It depends on the number of viewpoints, points and languages. The price includes shooting on location, the panorama, the digital binoculars and setting up the content, while hosting and maintenance are paid annually. We quote the amount in our proposal.
Which view would you like to explain?
Tell us which viewpoint you have in mind. We'll suggest the points and scope, and schedule the shooting for days with good visibility.
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