BenhaMaps is in active development. This page tracks the user-visible changes in each release. We'll move from 0.x to 1.0 once the feature surface stabilizes.
Email delivery restored.
The mail delivery path was replaced. If a confirmation or reset link never arrived, request it again.
BenhaMaps can email you now: confirmations, password resets, buyer alerts, and a contact form.
New accounts get a confirmation email. Publishing a tour and creating buyer links require a confirmed address, which keeps the platform clean for everyone. Existing accounts are already confirmed.
Request a reset link from the sign-in page. Links work once and expire after an hour.
Optional email alongside the in-app bell when a buyer opens a tour. Toggle it under Account.
Questions or a listing you want to see as a flyover: benhamaps.com/contact reaches a real person.
Pick your brokerage office and the tour wears your colors.
CBRE, Colliers, Cushman & Wakefield, JLL, Newmark, Avison Young, Kidder Mathews, Lee & Associates, Marcus & Millichap, NAI Excel, LOGIC, BRAND Real Estate, Sun Commercial, MDL Group, Gatski, ROI, Coldwell Banker Commercial Premier and SVN | The Equity Group, each with its verified office address. Independent brokers can still set everything by hand.
One click pulls your brokerage's public logo into the project. You can always replace it with the brand-kit version.
The opening title card and the tour header now show the presenting agents with their firm, for example "Presented by Amel Benha & Mike Mixer, Colliers".
Your brand on the tour, a preview before you send, and a dashboard that connects everything.
Logo (or your project title as a title card), up to four presenting agents with headshots and titles, optional background music, and a choice of where the opening aerial centers.
Open your tour as a buyer would, straight from the editor. Works on drafts. Views from previews are never recorded in analytics.
Edit, Share links, Analytics and Preview tour are now tabs on every project page, and the project list shows property and link counts with one-click actions.
Upload several photos at once, remove photos, and choose the cover or reorder them. Properties can be reordered too, which sets the 1 to 9 jump keys in the tour.
Each share link has an Email button that pre-fills a note to the buyer, and links can be deleted outright (revoke still pauses them).
Change your name, company and password. Changing the password signs out other devices.
Properties now pick up their terrain height when saved, so the 3D camera frames the building instead of ending up underground. Pin colors have a color picker.
Property interest is listed by name instead of internal id, with tiles for tour opens, buyers who opened, flyovers and photo slideshows.
Revoked or unpublished tour links show a clear message for the buyer instead of a bare error page.
The buyer viewer briefly displayed an inactive editing toolbar and an Edit button. They are gone.
Every tour used to open on the same two portraits regardless of who built it. The opening now uses your branding, or a clean title card when none is set.
Photos added after a release could 404 until the next deploy. Uploads are now served directly and reliably.
Stricter checks on everything the editor saves, sign-in email is no longer case-sensitive, and special characters in names and descriptions display safely in the tour.
Easier-to-read landing page.
The landing page video is now dimmed behind the text, so the headline reads clearly over bright frames.
BenhaMaps gets its own home at benhamaps.com, and this What's new page starts tracking releases.
The app, your dashboard, and all buyer share links are served from benhamaps.com. The platform previously shared a domain with the original client presentation.
A public release history with a version number you can reference when reporting an issue. The current version is shown in the site footer.
BenhaMaps moved to its own infrastructure with a current-generation database. No action needed - accounts, projects, photos, and share links all came along unchanged.
A real Las Vegas opening shot.
Replaced the generic city flyover with a dusk aerial of the Strip, tuned to load fast on any connection.
Pin properties precisely on satellite imagery and curate the nearby points of interest buyers see.
Address lookup gets you close; the new satellite map on the add and edit forms lets you drag the marker onto the exact rooftop.
The property editor suggests real nearby places within a radius you choose (a quarter mile up to two miles). Keep the ones that sell the location, add your own, and they appear as labeled landmarks in the buyer's 3D tour.
Suggestions could intermittently come back empty. They now load consistently.
BenhaMaps launches: build cinematic 3D property tours, share private buyer links, and see who is engaged.
Sign up free, create projects, add properties with photos, details, and per-property camera framing for the 3D flyover.
Buyers get a full-screen aerial tour of each property with photos, details, and surrounding landmarks - no account or app required.
Generate an unguessable link for each buyer. Revoke any link at any time without affecting the others.
Per-client and per-property view tracking, plus an in-app notification bell when a buyer opens their tour.
Type an address and the editor fills in the exact map position for you.