Poppr is a Ghent-based immersive-experience studio that designs and builds custom virtual tours, augmented-reality and virtual-reality experiences, and 360-degree photo and video platforms for destinations, cultural institutions and healthcare organizations.

Poppr fits organizations that want a single studio to plan, shoot and build an immersive digital experience rather than a template website. Its published case studies span tourism and hospitality (holiday-park and destination virtual tours), heritage and culture (a royal palace, a historic tower, a film-history platform), and healthcare (a surgical-training video platform), suggesting comfort with both consumer-facing marketing tours and specialist training content. The studio states it works internationally from its Ghent base and publishes its site in English and Dutch.
For the Belgian Monarchy, Poppr built a public virtual tour of the Royal Palace in Brussels for the 2020 Belgian National Day, covering eleven areas of the palace across seventeen high-resolution 360-degree images with custom-branded navigation. For Orsi Academy, a surgical-training organization, Poppr moved the group's medical training video library to a new platform under the Surgquest brand, adding user registration, live-stream integration and on-demand access for surgeons. For film scholar and curator Richard Suchenski, Poppr built Film Secession, a subscription-based virtual film museum combining historically significant films, archival material and director interviews in a custom art-deco-inspired online platform.
Poppr's public studio address is Stapelplein 70/303, 9000 Ghent, per its structured company data. Its site states the studio was founded by Steven Stumpf, who began collaborating with a co-founder on aerial photography in 2006 before establishing Poppr; company structured data records a 2013 founding date. The site is published in English and Dutch. Buyer contact runs through a general project-inquiry form at poppr.be/en/contact.