The first look happens on a phone.
Between meetings, on the way to the airport. The tour reframes itself for that screen and loads one scene at a time.
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Let funds check the story.
A fund backs what it can verify. A tour puts the deposit in the analyst’s hands: the drilling, the terrain and your disclosed intercepts, in true 3D, on any screen. They turn it over and check it, and forward it intact to the people who decide.
Miata Metals · Sela Creek target areasLive tour · 11 scenes
From a PDF to a place.
The figure in a release asks the reader to take it on trust. A tour lets them look for themselves, and every look is counted.
Next, someone checks the drilling.
Behind the headline intercept is the drilling. They can slice it and read the grades against the key.
Then it goes to the committee.
They forward the same link, with your disclosure on every scene, so nothing needs re-explaining or gets lost in a screenshot.
Risk
Honest by construction.
A promotional picture that runs ahead of the disclosure is a regulatory problem. A tour can only show what you released.
- It adds no numbers.ES3D shows the data and the models your team built. It computes no resource and never re-estimates a figure; the words on each scene are yours to review.
- The caution is on screen.Forward-looking statements and viewing terms travel with every link and every embed.
- You control the address.Nothing changes publicly until you publish, and everyone on the published address sees the version you approved.
One subscription, every release.
Introductory plans start at C$4,800 a year. Your team keeps the tour current with every result for the whole year, at no extra cost per update.
An afternoonto build a first tour in-house
Same dayupdates when results land
One addressfor the website, links and embeds
No installsfor anyone who opens it
We build the first one with you.
Exploration Sites, the studio behind ES3D, will build your first tour from your files, ready for your next release or roadshow. Your team keeps it current from there.