Meet Planitar, the team behind iGUIDE
At Planitar, we believe every space tells a story. iGUIDE was born in 2013 when co-founders Alex Likholyot and Kevin Klages decided there had to be a better way than misleading floor plans. Their idea paired rock-solid measurements with immersive 3D tours, a simple fix that changed how properties were shared and understood.
What began with just a handful of projects has grown into 400,000+ models and over 1 billion ft² mapped, helping people experience spaces in ways that are honest, accurate, and engaging. And behind it all is a team that believes in doing things right and making property data smarter for everyone.
1000s
Of professionals around the world trust iGUIDE.
50+
Countries rely on iGUIDE for property data.
25%
Of Canadian homes sold in 2025 included an iGUIDE.
24/7
Support available whenever you need it.
The vision and values that drive us
A world where people can understand and share spaces with confidence. We believe reliable spatial data should feel simple and accessible, helping everyone make better decisions about the places that matter most.
Integrity
Do the right thing, even when it’s hard.
Teamwork
One team on a big mission.
Innovation
Creative solutions for emerging opportunities.
Accountability
Honour our commitments.
Our commitment to sustainability
We care about building technology that makes a difference without adding strain on the planet. From sharing resources online to reducing office waste, sustainability is part of how we work every day. And with iGUIDE, we help cut down on travel and extra site visits, lowering the footprint across the industries we serve.
Leadership at Planitar
Behind Planitar is a group of leaders who blend experience in technology, real estate, and business with a genuine passion for helping people. Their support and vision keep our mission on track and our team inspired.
Become a Planitarian and join our mission
We’re looking for passionate people who want to help shape the future of real estate technology. Join our team and be part of making 3D visualization more accessible to more people, in more places.
