Product

Build it yourself. Keep it current.

ES3D is two things in one browser tab: a Pro workbench where you and your team assemble the project and write the story, and a Present viewer that plays it for anyone with the link. An afternoon gets you a first tour; the address stays the same every time you update it.

The ES3D Pro workbench with the sample porphyry deposit loaded.
Pro workbench · sample porphyry depositFig. 1

How a tour gets made

Files in. One link out.

Three moves, in one browser tab, with nothing for your audience to install. An afternoon is enough.

  1. 01 · Files in

    The data room, as it is.

    Collars, surveys, assays and lithology, the claim outlines, the drone imagery and the meshes your geologists built. ES3D reads them where they are and flags what doesn’t reconcile.

  2. 02 · A scene

    A view, framed and written.

    Frame the camera, write the headline, choose what’s on screen. Save it, and it becomes a beat of the story. Sela Creek has eleven.

  3. 03 · One link

    The story, on every screen.

    One address plays the whole tour on a phone, a laptop or an investor site, with the disclosure carried along.

01 · Import

Bring the files you already have.

ES3D reads the formats exploration teams actually hold, checks them as they arrive, and says out loud when something doesn’t add up, before it reaches an investor.

Drillholes

Collar, survey, assay and lithology CSVs. Columns are recognised and mapped for you, desurveyed into true 3D traces, and validated interval by interval.

Maps & surfaces

Shapefiles, GeoJSON and DXF for claims, targets, faults and geology; GeoTIFF for satellite and drone imagery and elevation, draped on terrain.

Existing models

Bring the Leapfrog meshes your geologists already built straight in, in one coordinate frame with everything else, reprojected where the sources disagree.

A long section through the Jons Trend and Big Berg drilling with gold grades.

02 · Visualise

Your data in true 3D, and nothing more.

ES3D shows what you measured, where you measured it. New assays are a re-import, not a re-render, and the picture never reaches past the data behind it.

  • Drill intervals coloured by grade or lithology, with legends that match the screen
  • Composited intercept callouts that state the rule they were drawn with
  • Satellite and drone imagery draped on real terrain
  • Your Leapfrog and other models, alongside the drilling that built them
  • Slice envelopes, moving planes, measurements and annotations to open it up
A scene of target areas with discovery intercept callouts.

03 · Tell

Every view becomes a scene. Every scene, a sentence.

Frame the camera, write the headline and the narrative, choose what’s on and what’s cut. Save it. The story is the scenes in order, flown between with cinematic camera moves.

  • Scenes, chapters and full-screen content slides
  • Recorded narration and an optional speaker video
  • Annotations, hotspots and 360° site panoramas
  • A closing call to action with lead capture
  • A narrated first draft of the whole story, from your data, in one click

04 · Share

One tour, everywhere your investors are.

A tour isn’t a file you email. It’s a place people visit, and you choose how they get there.

Link

Share links

Read-only, with optional expiry and a PIN that encrypts the story itself. Your company name and accent on every one.

Address

A fixed address

Publish to exploration.rocks/e/your-project. Update the story and the address follows. Nothing to re-paste.

Embed

Your own site

A ready iframe snippet, chromeless and read-only, with full screen that works on iPhone too.

Export

Movie & deck

Render the tour to MP4, or to a PowerPoint deck with a slide per scene, for the rooms a browser can’t reach.

The Sela Creek drone scene on a phone.
The regional Suriname scene on a phone.

Phones & tablets

Made for the screen most people will use.

A phone is a viewer, not a workbench: it opens straight into the story, with a single-line scene card, a slim scene rail and every disclosure folded to a tap.

  • Framing that fits the authored view to portrait and landscape
  • Heavy projects load scene by scene, so big decks still play
  • Landscape hands the model the whole screen
  • Memory-aware imagery that stays sharp without crashing the tab

Present

From the site visit to the roadshow.

The same tour you publish is the one you present. No separate deck to keep in sync.

Go Live

Drive the tour and every follower’s screen moves with you: on a call, in a meeting room, at a booth.

Autoplay

Timed scenes, narration and gentle camera motion let a tour run by itself on a website or a trade-show screen.

Analytics

Anonymous view analytics per link: opens, time on each scene, whether the narration played out, where people left.

Free for 7 days

See it on your own project.

Start a free 7-day trial and build with your own data, or explore our sample deposit first. No card needed.