Nira is a SaaS product to help teams understand, share, and act on complex 3D model and reality data without any technical barriers.
NIRA is how you get a scan out of your office and in front of the person who needs to look at it. They open a link in a browser — Chrome, Safari, Edge, a phone — and the model is there. No software to install, no download, no request to their IT department.
It is built for the files that break ordinary viewers: hundreds of millions of points, gigapixel textures, Gaussian splats. The kind of thing that comes off an R8+ and then sits on a drive because nobody can open it.
Once it is open, it is not just a picture. You measure on it, compare one capture against another, mark up what is wrong and leave the comment attached to the place it is wrong, then export the lot as a PDF report.
We resell it because we use it. Every point cloud we hand a client goes out this way.
Try it in your browser
Church interior — scanned on site, then shared as one link
What it does
Compare captures
Two scans of the same place, side by side, which is how you show what changed between visits.
Opens in a browser
Anyone you send the link to can look at the model, on whatever they already have. That is usually the whole problem solved.
Measure and mark up
Distances, areas and volumes on the model itself, with comments pinned to the place they refer to.
Share on your terms
Password protection, per-user access, your own branding, and an embed for your own site.
Reads what you already produce
RealityCapture, Metashape, Pix4D, CloudCompare, Leica Cyclone, FARO, Revit, Navisworks, SketchUp, DJI Terra and around forty others.
Built for files that break other viewers
Hundreds of millions of points, gigapixel textures and Gaussian splats, streamed rather than downloaded.
Specifications
Tools
Measure, compare, mark up, annotate
Reports
PDF export
Runs in
Any modern browser — desktop, tablet, phone
Data types
Meshes, point clouds, Gaussian splats, gigapixel photos
