A photo shows you a frame.
A panorama puts you there.

Grab the photo by a corner and pull —

Galata · 360°

There it is.
All of it.

The photo was one angle. Now look around — drag, turn, be there.

Get it on the App Store

OradaOl is a social network built entirely around 360° panoramas. Share the whole place you were standing in — your friends turn their phone, or on Apple Vision Pro simply turn their head, and stand exactly where you stood.

PlatformsiPhone (iOS), Apple Vision Pro (visionOS), web app in any modern browser
PriceFree — no ads, no in-app purchases at launch
LanguagesApp in English and Turkish · this site in 14 languages
Availability175 countries
Age rating13+
DeveloperErdi Souksu, Türkiye
Contactdestek@oradaol.app

What makes it different

Features

Discover

Tools you won't find elsewhere

A place worth sharing

A weekly prompt helps you notice a place. Share it as a vertical video, then invite anyone inside with a link that opens in the browser.

This week’s discovery
A new panorama idea every week. No special camera required.
9:16 · Portal / Anı
Choose Portal or Memory; the creator name and OradaOl signature stay visible.

Smart glasses

Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta glasses have no panorama mode — they take single photos and record no compass heading. OradaOl measures the rotation between consecutive frames from the images themselves and stitches a series into one sphere, entirely on the phone. Turn like the hands of a clock, take a frame at every step, then choose the frames in the app.

Foldable iPhone

Apple announced the foldable iPhone Duo on 9 September 2026 (on sale 23 October). Unfolded, it gives a 7.6-inch, nearly square canvas — the closest a phone screen has come to the wrap-around feeling of a panorama. OradaOl is being reworked for that canvas with the iOS 27 SDK; it is not resizable on it yet.

An open foldable phone showing the stone houses of Mardin at sunset, with a cylindrical band of the same panorama wrapping around it. Caption reads: Bakma. Orada ol. — Don't look. Be there.
Concept image. iPhone Duo is Apple's product; OradaOl's only relation to it is that the app will run on that screen.

Frequently asked questions

What is OradaOl?

A free social network built around 360° panoramas, available on iPhone, Apple Vision Pro and the web.

Do I need a 360° camera to use OradaOl?

No. The panorama mode built into the iPhone Camera app is enough, and any equirectangular 360° image can be imported. Photo series from Ray-Ban Meta or Oakley Meta glasses can be stitched into a sphere inside the app.

Is OradaOl free?

Yes. It is free to download and use, with no advertising and no in-app purchases at launch.

Can I use OradaOl without an account?

Yes. Guests can browse panoramas freely; an account is only needed to post, comment, like or follow.

How does OradaOl protect my privacy?

Faces are blurred automatically on-device before upload; the Home Zone feature offsets the location of panoramas taken near your home before they ever reach the server; and private accounts limit visibility to approved followers. OradaOl complies with GDPR and Türkiye's KVKK, and you can download your data or delete your account from inside the app.

Is there an OradaOl app for Android?

Android users are served by the web app at oradaol.app/app, which supports browsing, viewing in 360° and uploading. A native Android app is on the roadmap.

Does OradaOl have direct messages?

No — that is a deliberate product decision, not a missing feature. Interaction happens publicly through comments and reactions.