I saw the problem before I built the solution
Anyone who has tried to show a real place online knows the gap: static photos do not convey the feeling of space, professional solutions are expensive and complicated, and the simple tools give modest results.
I built iPano360 to close that gap: a platform that turns 360° photos into an interactive virtual tour of professional quality — without expensive equipment and without technical knowledge.
Who I am
My name is Abbas Albukhari. I am a software engineer, and the founder and developer of iPano360.
Fifteen years of software and web systems development came before this platform. iPano360 is not a first attempt and not a side project — it is the sum of those years, applied to one problem I wanted to solve properly. The platform has been on the market since 2021, and has been evolving ever since with real users and real tours.
The platform is not the product of a large company that passed through ten departments before reaching you. Every line of it I wrote myself, and every design decision I made knowing exactly why. That means two things for you as a customer:
The person who answers you built the platform
When you write to us with a question or a problem, your message goes straight to the person who wrote the code — not to a call centre reading from a script.
Fast decisions, no committees
A feature request or a bug fix does not pass through ten departments. If it makes sense and helps users, it gets done — usually faster than you expect.
What I have built so far
Where the platform is heading
I am currently working on the next generation: turning panoramas into 3D models, so that a tour becomes a space the visitor actually moves through, not just linked photos. The path is clear and the work is under way.