Changelog

May 27th, 2026

Redesigned the entire Google Street View publishing workflow with a cleaner and more focused editor experience.

The new GSV editor adopts Panoee's visual connection-based workflow, making scene linking and navigation management more intuitive.

Updates include:

The GSV editor now supports resizable split panels between the 360 viewer and map viewer.

Users can adjust the workspace to focus on scene positioning, heading alignment, or panorama preview depending on the current task.

Added a dedicated GSV data table for a complete overview of scenes and sync status with Google Street View.

GSV scene data table

The table helps identify missing latitude/longitude, heading, level, or floor data before publishing.

For published scenes, Panoee displays the GSV ID and direct GSV URL for instant verification on Google Street View.

Added selective scene publishing instead of re-publishing the entire tour every time.

When creating a hotspot, Panoee checks whether the target scene already links back to the current scene.

If no reverse hotspot exists, you can create it instantly during setup.

Reverse hotspot creation

Hotspot lists now show whether each hotspot has a reverse connection from the target scene.

The floorplan setup experience has been redesigned for better usability and precision.

Floorplan editor

Updates include:

Expanded CTA buttons with Zalo, WeChat, Telegram, Messenger, Line, and direct file download.

CTA action types

Added global view controls to configure view limits and zoom limits for all scenes from a single place.

Individual scenes can still override global settings when needed.

Redesigned per-scene view settings with a cleaner layout and compact popovers.

Scene view controls overview

Added a dedicated changelog page — one markdown file powers the entire /changelog page.