“We listened closely to our users, who love the accuracy and simplicity of magicplan but don’t want to give up the immersive visibility that 360 tours provide,” said Stefan Geib, COO of magicplan.

“Many were frustrated, either because they had 360 cameras they still wanted to use, or because they felt forced into buying new hardware. 360Link changes that, giving professionals the freedom to choose the hardware they prefer without compromising on speed, usability, or budget.”

With 360 cameras already widely distributed across the industry, 360Link offers a future-proof solution that helps users maximize existing investments rather than abandon hardware they’ve already adopted. magicplan’s open approach ensures compatibility with all 360° cameras that expose their data publicly, rejecting closed ecosystems and unnecessary software lock-ins.

In addition to camera integrations, 360Link also supports native smartphone panorama modes, allowing users to capture immersive views even when dedicated hardware isn’t available. Whether working on a high-end documentation workflow or needing a quick solution in the field,360Link adapts to the moment.

This launch is part of magicplan’s broader mission to standardize data input sources and streamline field documentation across the industry. Following the release of PrecisionLink earlier this year, 360Link reinforces magicplan’s commitment to interoperability, accessibility, and end-to-end clarity — empowering professionals with smarter tools, not bigger barriers.

About magicplan

magicplan is the first real-time collaborative field documentation platform for restoration and claims professionals. By leveraging AI-powered spatial data capture, automated sketching, and seamless estimating, magicplan simplifies workflows, improves accuracy, and reduces costs. With more than 23 million projects created worldwide, magicplan sets the standard for fast, flexible, and transparent field documentation. Learn more at www.magicplan.app.