Fast Technology · Zürich

Transport reality
into browser.

Document 200sqm in 15 minutes. Next day, your whole team has it in a browser - navigate, measure, inspect, share.
Under hundreds francs.

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  1. 01One person copies15 minutes walk, a handheld camera
  2. 02We realize itovernight
  3. 03Your building is onlinedesktop or phone, no app

Built in Zürich · people out of ETH Zürich, Google, Microsoft & Hugging Face · realization technology in-house

The word for it

Call it a reality copy.

morethan photos  ·  morethan videos  ·  intuitiveinside browser

reality copy

noun · plural: reality copies

A photoreal, measurable duplicate of a real place, held in a browser link — navigate, inspect, measure, and accessible via the internet. It does not expire, and always works on phone and computer.

  • Photoreal. The place as it is, not a drawing of what it should have been.
  • Walkable. Go where you want, look where you want — not where the photographer pointed.
  • Measurable. Two clicks give you the number, to the centimetre.
  • Shareable. One link. The whole team, the subcontractors, the client.
  • Cumulative. Walk it again next month and both copies stay, dated. The site gets a memory.
Real site. Medium Quality. A showcase — limited functionality.
Real site. Medium Quality. A showcase — limited functionality.

Yes, we make reality copies. See if you qualify for a pilot.

Value

The whole building
at every fingertip.
Full information parity. Online.

  • 15 min

    onsite capture

    walk around, handheld camera

  • 1 night

    we realize it

    the link is there in the morning

  • 1 cm

    you can measure to

    two clicks, anywhere in the copy

  • 0 apps

    for anyone to install

    it is a browser link, nothing more

Sample Flat 1 open in a desktop browser: the walkable copy on top, and under it the Timeline tab listing every capture of this location
The same reality copy open on a phone browser, with the same timeline of captures under it

Real screens — softrealities.ai/p/sample-flat-1 · one link, desktop and phone.

The cost of driving out

One site. One trip.

41

trips to site

Project
manager
Engineer
Engineer
Electrician
Electrician
Installer
Installer

drives out opens a link

1½ days back, per site.

24 sites a year ≈ 36 days ≈ CHF 30'0001

1 Assumes CHF 420 per half-day of senior time and about an hour's drive each way — our working assumption, not our price.

I had to drive back to the site a second time — I forgot to take the measurements for the new main board. If I could just measure it online, that would save me the whole trip.
On the measurement that cost a second visit
I’m on site every second day just to coordinate the trades. If they could tag their photos directly onto the online model, I could explain it remotely.
On coordinating the trades from the office
Today we send several specialists to visit every site. If one person could collect what we all need, that would materially speed up our process.
On sending specialists to every site

Before / now

Four things that change
the day a site has a copy.

01 · For engineering and technical teams

Site work moves into the office

Before Your scarcest people are the ones in the car. An hour out, an hour back, a torch and a notebook, and the assessment gets made standing up in a basement.

Now A low-cost field operator copies the site. The experts assess it at their desks — drawings open on one screen, the real room on the other, at full attention.

A construction room mid-works, cluttered with props and materials.
Before — a room you have to stand in
A plant room as a photoreal copy in a browser, pipes and valves visible.
Now — a plant room, copied, in a browser tab

02 · For everyone who has driven back for one number

Nothing gets forgotten any more

Before The detail you need is the one nobody photographed. The clearance, the rating on the plate, the run between two pipes — so somebody goes back out for it.

Now You open the copy and look. Anywhere in the room, at any moment after the walk. Two clicks give you the measurement; the plate is legible where it always was.

An ordinary site photo of a cluttered workbench in front of insulated windows.
Before — a photo of whatever somebody pointed at
A measurement of 0.81 m taken between two pipes inside the copy.
Now — 0.81 m, measured in the copy, from a desk

03 · For project managers and coordinators

Shared visual reference for everyone

Before Fourteen photos in a thread, a sketch on a napkin, and four people writing paragraphs to describe something that is three-dimensional. Half the meeting is establishing which corner.

Now You send one link and everybody is there. A shared visual reference — like a call into the site itself. Point at the thing instead of describing it.

A site photo. Another site photo. A third site photo.
Before — a thread of photos, and a paragraph each
Inside the copy: a strip of sixteen photographs and clips pinned in place along the top of the room.
Now — the photos pinned where they were taken, inside the place

04 · For asset managers, investors and buyers

A property you can visit from anywhere

Before Someone flies out, walks a building for two hours, and comes home with part of it — the part they thought to photograph. The next question costs another trip.

Now The whole property is online — every room walkable, its documents in place beside it. A digital memory of the asset you can evaluate, revisit and hand on.

An empty room photographed from the doorway: window, radiator, a scooter against the wall.
Before — one frame per room, and the rest from memory
The same flat seen as a doll house from above, ceiling removed, with the walked route drawn across the floor.
Now — the flat from above, ceiling off, route and all

What the copy still knows

A connection-fuse plate reading Anschluss-Sicherung 160 A, with Max. 63A above and 3 x 400 / 230 V below.
160 A on the plateRead off the panel from a desk, weeks after anyone was in the room.
A 0.81 m measurement between two pipe runs in the copy.
0.81 m between the runsTwo clicks. No tape, no second visit, no arguing about it.
Sixteen photographs and clips shown pinned in place inside the copy.
Sixteen photos and clipsNot in a folder — pinned at the spot in the room they belong to.

See it for yourself — run a pilot

Maximum business throughput.

Total information parity.

Reality, duplicated in your browser.

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Or write to us directly: hello@softrealities.ai

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Built in Zürich · people out of ETH Zürich, Google, Microsoft & Hugging Face · capture and reconstruction technology built in-house