One configurator, and whatever you switch on
Every module runs on the same viewer and ships with the same publish button. There is nothing to integrate between them.
Show the product
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View in your space
ProThe buyer points their phone and the product appears in their room, at true size and in the colours they just picked.
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Guided tour
ProMarkers on the product that fly the camera to each key point, in the order you choose.
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Exploded view
ProThe parts separate to show how it goes together. It lays itself out: each part moves the way that clears the others.
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3D on scroll
BusinessThe product animates as visitors scroll your page, following the stops you already set for the tour.
Let them change it
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Measurements
ProWidth, height and depth in millimetres. The model stretches as they drag and the price goes up by metre, square metre or cubic metre.
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Mechanisms
ProDoors, bonnets and lids that open when tapped, hinged where the hinge really is.
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Decals and livery
ProStickers, text and logos on the product, and repainting artwork that arrived baked into the texture.
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Virtual try-on
CreditsThe visitor uploads a photo and sees the garment on. The photo is never stored anywhere.
Sell it
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Publish
ProYour own link and an embed snippet for your site. This is the gate: without it there are only preview links that expire.
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Your brand
ProYour colour, your logo and your light or dark theme on the viewer, with no watermark.
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Store checkout
ProThe configured price enters the Shopify or WooCommerce cart signed by the server, so nobody can edit it on the way.
Measure it
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Analytics
ProWhich options get picked and which step they abandon. No cookies, so this alone needs no banner.
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AI 3D generation
A draft model from a photo of the product, to start when you have no 3D. An external provider makes it and the result needs refining.
What is charged per use
Modules that cost money every time they run — AI generation and the try-on — run on credits rather than being bundled into a plan. That is what keeps the rest from going up in price to cover them.
Start with the configurator
Upload a model, mark its parts and publish it. Modules get switched on afterwards, one at a time.