A: Hi Satoshiandcats,
Thanks a lot for your kind words — thrilled you like the concept!
To answer your questions:
Camera layout:
In Nonilion, each participant appears as an avatar inside the interactive map. They can move around freely on the whole map. Their live video feed is displayed dynamically in a circular frame that also can be dragged and dropped wherever you like on the screen. The layout is based on your working style. You can place the video circle above or beside avatar — think of it like small, movable video bubbles that blend naturally into the 3D environment. The layout adapts based on the map and how close participants are to one another, creating a more immersive “presence” than static tiles. If you walk out of someone's personal space their audio and video tracks are disconnected. Give it a try, its truly a different feeling.

Browser or app:
Nonilion is fully browser-based — no installation needed. It runs best on Chrome (desktop or laptop), and we’re actively optimizing mobile browser performance. Native iOS and Android apps are in beta testing and are planned for future updates.

Nonilion turns meetings into interactive spaces — imagine walking through virtual rooms, hosting discussions, music sessions, or co-working in creative environments. It’s designed to make remote communication feel alive again.

We’re continuously improving and adding features, so your feedback means a lot.

Warm regards,
Krishna