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Spatial project conversation

Experience the city before it becomes reality.

Viewary turns an urban proposal into a shared spatial environment where people can explore what is planned, ask questions and discuss the places that matter to them.

For urban designers, developers, municipalities, planning teams and communities.

Isometric spatial proposal with a person exploring the environment and contextual comments connected to specific places in the project.
A viewpoint moving through an isometric architectural environment, experiencing scale and spatial relationships.

A city project is more than a plan, PDF or render.

Plans, reports and renders can show what a project looks like. Viewary helps people understand what it feels like to move through it. Instead of looking at separate documents, people enter one shared environment and explore the proposal from within.

Multiple comment pins attached to a street, park and building entrance within one spatial proposal.

Every question belongs to a place.

A question about a street, public square, park, crossing or building should stay connected to that place. In Viewary, feedback is not lost in email threads or generic comment lists. It remains attached to the environment it refers to, making the conversation clearer for everyone involved.

Many spatial comments across a city model resolving into a smaller set of clear recurring themes.

Turn participation into clearer decisions.

Urban projects bring together many perspectives, questions and concerns. Viewary brings these conversations into one place, helping project teams recognise recurring themes, understand what people care about and respond with more confidence.

Bring the conversation into the space.

Give everyone around your urban project a shared place to explore, question and understand what is being proposed.

Planning an urban project? Start a free trial and invite the people around it to explore, respond and take part.

Urban plaza with community feedback connected to specific places — streets, seating, greenery and crossings.