ES3D · 3D deposit tours for the fund conversation
Funds back what they can see.
Send the analyst the deposit itself. One link opens your drillholes, terrain and disclosed intercepts in 3D, on any screen.
Self-serve. Your team builds it in an afternoon.
How an analyst reads you.
- Between meetings.
- A first look often happens on a phone. The tour reframes itself for that screen and loads one scene at a time.
- Checking before believing.
- Behind every headline intercept is the drilling. They can turn it over, slice it and read the grades themselves.
- Forwarding what holds up.
- The same link goes to the investment committee with your disclosure on every scene, so nobody has to explain it twice.
One link, start to finish
From the country down to the vein.
A PDF asks the reader to take a figure on trust. A tour lets them check it. This is the real Sela Creek tour, playing the path a careful reader takes through its eleven scenes in one camera move.
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Open
It opens on the regional picture.
No app, login or download. The tour starts where the project sits: Suriname’s greenstone belts, the claims, the neighbours.
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Orient
It finds the land package and the discoveries.
A 25 km scale, then the target areas, each discovery intercept exactly as it was disclosed.
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Inspect
It comes down onto the drilling.
The vein models and every drillhole where it really sits, at true scale and bearing: Jons Trend and Big Berg, 1.4 km apart.
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Verify
The long section sits against its key.
Every grade colour matches the legend. A class you hide stays on the key, struck through.
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Turn
It turns to show one system.
With the terrain off, the camera swings round to look down the length of both trends together.
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Cut
It slices each vein, then gets passed on.
A 200 m slab glides from Big Berg to Jons Trend. The link goes on to the committee with the disclosure on every scene, and your view report shows which scenes held attention.
What keeps a scene honest.
An investor tour is a public disclosure. Tap a numbered part of this real scene to see the rule behind it.
Your team builds it in an afternoon.
Bring the files you already have. ES3D handles the 3D, the layout and the camera; you write the story.
- ImportCollars, surveys, assays and lithology, then maps, imagery and the models you already have, Leapfrog block models included.
- FrameYour drilling in true 3D, imagery draped on real terrain. Frame a view, write its headline, save the scene.
- TellString scenes into a story with narration, chapters, slides and a closing call to action.
- ShareA link with a PIN and an expiry, a fixed address for your investor site, Go Live on a call, or a movie and a slide deck.
New results, same address.
A published tour lives at one address. When new assays come in, re-import, adjust a scene and press Update. The published address and every embed show the new version the same morning.
- Every screen
- Each scene reframes for the screen it lands on: wide on a desktop, upright on a phone, with the authored view kept in shot. Nothing to install.
- Your investor site
- Paste the embed once. It follows the published address, so your web developer never has to hear about an update.
- Who watched
- Visits, time on each scene and how far viewers got, in a report you can forward. Counts only, never names.
Showcase
Sela Creek, from greenstone belt to drill slice.
Miata Metals tells the Sela Creek story in eleven scenes, from Suriname’s greenstone belts down to the Big Berg and Jons Trend drill sections. The tour is embedded on the company’s own investor site.
- Company
- Miata Metals Corp. (TSXV: MMET)
- Project
- Sela Creek gold project, Suriname
- Tour
- 11 scenes · regional to drill-hole scale
- Lives on
- miata.gold, and as a shareable link
Put the deposit in their hands.
Start a free trial with your work email: seven days, no card. Bring your own data and publish your first tour this week. Introductory plans start at C$4,800 a year, and if you’d like a head start, Exploration Sites, the studio behind ES3D, can build the first one with you.
Written for your role: geologists and QPs, investor relations, CEOs and boards.