FlowWorks Flyover turns any city or landmark into a cinematic 3D flythrough — no filming, no drone, no setup. Search a place and Google's Photorealistic 3D Tiles render it in seconds, with full camera control: pan, rotate, tilt, zoom. Free tier: unlimited flights, no signup. Pro ($9/mo) removes the watermark and adds saved routes. Also works as a Chrome extension — fly from whatever page you're on. Built for travel creators, trip planners, and anyone who wants to see a place before going.
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I built this solo after wanting a fast way to preview a place — a landmark, a neighborhood, a hotel — without digging through YouTube walkthroughs or Street View clicking. Google's Photorealistic 3D Tiles API turned out to be the right foundation: real 3D mesh of the real world, not satellite photos stitched together.
Free tier is genuinely free — no account, no credit card, unlimited manual flights. Pro removes the export watermark and adds saved routes if you're using it for content or planning.
Would love feedback, especially on where the camera controls feel unintuitive — that's the part I've iterated on most and I'm sure there's more to fix.
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The camera controls feel genuinely intuitive, almost like piloting something rather than fighting a UI. Really nice touch pulling Photorealistic 3D Tiles into a tool anyone can use without signing up first.
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@ianis_li Really glad that came through. The "piloting something" feel is exactly what I was going for. Most 3D map tools make you feel like you're wrestling a camera, and I wanted this to feel more like you're just telling it where to go and letting it handle the flying.
And yeah, that was intentional too. Figured the biggest friction point for something like this is the signup wall before you even know if you like it, so I wanted people to be able to just try it immediately.
Really appreciate you taking the time to leave this, thank you!
The camera controls feel genuinely intuitive, almost like piloting something rather than fighting a UI. Really nice touch pulling Photorealistic 3D Tiles into a tool anyone can use without signing up first.
@ianis_li Really glad that came through. The "piloting something" feel is exactly what I was going for. Most 3D map tools make you feel like you're wrestling a camera, and I wanted this to feel more like you're just telling it where to go and letting it handle the flying.
And yeah, that was intentional too. Figured the biggest friction point for something like this is the signup wall before you even know if you like it, so I wanted people to be able to just try it immediately.
Really appreciate you taking the time to leave this, thank you!