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Nemi is an interactive property presentation that connects a floor plan with photos taken throughout the property.

Instead of looking at a floor plan and a separate photo gallery and trying to connect the two, viewers can select locations directly on the floor plan and see the photos associated with those viewpoints.

Anyone who wants to present a property more clearly can use Nemi.

That can include real estate professionals, homeowners, photographers, builders, property managers, businesses, and others who need to help someone understand a physical space.

No. Nemi is not limited to licensed real estate professionals. You do not need a real estate license to create a Nemi property.

The basic ingredients are simple: a floor plan and photos of the property.

Upload the floor plan, add the photos you want to use, and place viewpoints to show where each photo was taken.

No. Nemi works with regular property photos. Photos taken with a standard camera or phone can be used.

No. Nemi does not require 3D photography, 360° images, panoramic photography, or specialized property scanning.

The experience is created by connecting ordinary photos to their locations and viewing directions on the floor plan.

Yes. If you already have suitable photos of the property, you can use them. You do not need to schedule another photo shoot just to create the interactive experience.

Yes. The floor plan is what gives the photos their spatial context and allows viewers to understand where each viewpoint is located.

Yes. A Nemi property can be created and prepared before you are ready to publicly share it.

This means the interactive presentation can be part of your preparation rather than something you have to wait to create after the property is already being marketed.

Each active property can include up to 40 photos.

A viewpoint is a location placed on the floor plan that connects that part of the property with the photo or photos taken from that area.

Selecting the viewpoint lets the viewer see the property from that location.

Yes. Viewpoints can indicate viewing direction so someone can understand both where the photo was taken and what part of the space they are looking toward.

Yes. Multi-level properties can be organized by floor so viewers can move between levels and explore the property more naturally.

Yes. You can build the property over time and update its presentation as needed rather than having to create everything in one sitting.

No. Your plan is based on the number of active properties you can manage, not a separate fee for every photo you add within the property's included photo allowance.

No. There is no separate per-viewpoint charge. Place the viewpoints needed to make the property understandable.

Yes. The interactive property viewer can be embedded into compatible websites and pages that you control.

Yes. You are not limited to displaying the interactive property on only one website.

You can use it across compatible pages and websites where you are authorized to place the viewer.

Yes. A branded property viewer can be used for your own website, marketing, presentations, and direct sharing.

Yes. Nemi also provides an unbranded viewer for situations where personal or company branding is not appropriate.

Nemi can provide an unbranded version of the property viewer for uses where branding is restricted.

MLS rules and permitted links can vary by MLS, so users should follow the requirements of their particular MLS when adding external property media or links.

Yes. The property experience can be shared directly in addition to being embedded into compatible websites.

An active property is a property currently occupying one of the active property spaces included with your plan.

A property does not have to be an active MLS listing to be an active Nemi property.

Yes. The Single Property plan includes one active property for $20 per month.

You can move to a plan with more active property capacity as your needs grow.

Current plans are available for one, five, ten, and twenty-five active properties, with business options for higher-volume use.

When you no longer need a property to remain active, it can be archived rather than continuing to occupy an active property space.

No. Active-property capacity and archived properties are handled separately.

Plans include limited archive capacity. Additional archive storage will be available when you need to retain more completed properties.

Yes. Photographers can manage Nemi properties for multiple clients and make the interactive experience part of their existing photography service.

No specialized Nemi camera is required. Photographers can continue using standard property photography and connect those images to the floor plan.

Yes. Photographers can incorporate Nemi into their own service offering and decide what they charge their clients for the finished experience.

Yes. Builders can use Nemi to help people understand completed homes, model homes, available properties, and other spaces where connecting photos to a floor plan is useful.

Yes. Nemi is available to homeowners and other individuals. A professional real estate account is not required.

Yes. Nemi is not limited to homes being offered for sale. It can be used wherever connecting a property's floor plan and photography creates a clearer way to understand the space.