Built for the job, not the job title
pin360 was created by someone who walked sites, took hundreds of 360 photos, and then spent hours afterwards trying to explain where each one was taken. That is the job it does. It is built for small survey, capture and audit teams, whatever their job titles say.
Kyle Greig
BIM Manager & Structural Engineering Technician Manager — United Kingdom
Kyle has spent his career in structural engineering practice in the UK, working as both a structural engineering technician manager and BIM manager. He has been on hundreds of site visits — taking 360° photos, annotating drawings, and producing condition reports.
The problem was always the same: after a site visit, you have hundreds of photos and no easy way to show a client exactly where each one was taken. The existing tools were either built for real estate marketing (Matterport), required proprietary hardware, or cost thousands of pounds per year with enterprise onboarding.
So Kyle built pin360 — the tool he wished had existed. A simple, affordable way to pin 360° photos directly onto PDF floor plans and share the result as a single link. No proprietary hardware. No enterprise procurement. Works in minutes.
Why the product is shaped this way
Built from real site visits
Every feature in pin360 comes from a real problem Kyle encountered on an actual site visit, then from what paying teams actually do with it.
PDF-native because the plan already exists
Survey, capture and audit teams already hold PDF drawings, not 3D models or image-only floor maps. pin360 is built around the file format the job already runs on.
Priced for small practices
Most specialist practices are small. Enterprise tools at £500+/month are out of reach. pin360 starts at £348/year (charged annually) so any team can afford a plan-linked 360 record.
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