Most companies build AI features behind closed doors. Giraffe360 does the opposite — they test experimental tools in public, with real customers, in a sandbox they call "the Kitchen." I sat down with Janis Beinerts, Head of Product at Giraffe360, for a live tour of what's cooking.
Janis walks through a lineup of AI concepts: cinematic still-to-video generation, virtual staging for panoramas, helicopter flyby and orbital views built from map data, mesh and 3D model experiences, and a July sneak peek that stopped me in my tracks — a Gaussian splat 3D walkthrough you navigate like a video game, with keyboard movement, collision detection, jumping, and an autoplay mode. One tool, cinematic shot, has already graduated from the Kitchen into Giraffe360's core product.
We get into the stuff that matters if you shoot listings: how AI guardrails keep it from deleting walls and windows, how virtual staging can show a cluttered home empty or restyled, file sizes and compression on downloads, and why the still-to-video approach solves blown-out windows and keeps your stills and video color-consistent. As someone who shoots real estate for a living, I saw a dozen ways this changes the deliverable.
The Kitchen is free and open to anyone — worth a look.
⏱ CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro: Building AI in Public
1:08 What Is Giraffe360?
2:48 What Is the Kitchen?
4:40 Why a Separate Space for Experiments
7:02 Exposing Unfinished Features
9:02 Opening the Kitchen to the Public
12:49 Live Tour: Cinematic Shot
15:29 Still-to-Video Generation
17:22 AI Staging & Furniture Swaps
20:00 Cinematic Tour: Stitching Clips
26:29 Helicopter Flyby & Orbital
28:29 Virtual Staging for Panoramas
30:44 File Sizes & Compression
37:00 Real-World Staging Use Cases
40:33 AI Guardrails Explained
47:29 3D Model & Mesh Experiences
49:25 3D Model to Map View
51:42 Feedback Loops & Voting
1:00:11 Sneak Peek: 3D Gaussian Splat Walkthrough
1:05:16 Showing the Roadmap to Competitors
1:07:52 Gaussian Splat Capture Process
1:12:11 How to Access the Kitchen
Janis walks through a lineup of AI concepts: cinematic still-to-video generation, virtual staging for panoramas, helicopter flyby and orbital views built from map data, mesh and 3D model experiences, and a July sneak peek that stopped me in my tracks — a Gaussian splat 3D walkthrough you navigate like a video game, with keyboard movement, collision detection, jumping, and an autoplay mode. One tool, cinematic shot, has already graduated from the Kitchen into Giraffe360's core product.
We get into the stuff that matters if you shoot listings: how AI guardrails keep it from deleting walls and windows, how virtual staging can show a cluttered home empty or restyled, file sizes and compression on downloads, and why the still-to-video approach solves blown-out windows and keeps your stills and video color-consistent. As someone who shoots real estate for a living, I saw a dozen ways this changes the deliverable.
The Kitchen is free and open to anyone — worth a look.
⏱ CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro: Building AI in Public
1:08 What Is Giraffe360?
2:48 What Is the Kitchen?
4:40 Why a Separate Space for Experiments
7:02 Exposing Unfinished Features
9:02 Opening the Kitchen to the Public
12:49 Live Tour: Cinematic Shot
15:29 Still-to-Video Generation
17:22 AI Staging & Furniture Swaps
20:00 Cinematic Tour: Stitching Clips
26:29 Helicopter Flyby & Orbital
28:29 Virtual Staging for Panoramas
30:44 File Sizes & Compression
37:00 Real-World Staging Use Cases
40:33 AI Guardrails Explained
47:29 3D Model & Mesh Experiences
49:25 3D Model to Map View
51:42 Feedback Loops & Voting
1:00:11 Sneak Peek: 3D Gaussian Splat Walkthrough
1:05:16 Showing the Roadmap to Competitors
1:07:52 Gaussian Splat Capture Process
1:12:11 How to Access the Kitchen
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