Your customer points a phone and the sofa, wardrobe or kitchen lands in their room at real size. We build models from your sketches, PRO100/3ds Max exports or photos — and publish ready product pages with AR, QR codes and analytics.
Three problems AR try-on solves better than anything else.
The top reason for returns and abandoned carts on furniture above $800. Trying it in the room removes that risk before ordering — the buyer purchases what they have already “placed” at home.
The factory has drawings, renders and warehouse photos. Nobody makes web-3D: a studio charges $60–150 per model with a week lead time. Our pipeline is cheaper and faster because it is automated.
AR try-on and 360° on your own page, in Telegram and on marketplaces — a visible edge over competitors with white-background photos. And a link that's a pleasure to send a client.
You don't have to “learn 3D” or hire a modeler. Your only part is sending what you already have.
PRO100, bCAD, Kitchen Creator, 3ds Max, Blender, STEP exports — or just a sketch, photos and dimensions. Any shape; nothing needs to be cleaned up.
Photorealistic PBR model: fabric, wood, metal; real dimensions, floor-aligned, optimized to 1–5 MB, auto-validated. From 1 working day per piece.
A ready page at /p/name: 3D on desktop (with fullscreen),
“View in your room” on phones, a QR code for price tags and showrooms,
color variants and sizing.
The customer tries it — and orders. Monthly report: views, AR launches and conversion of “AR pages vs without” by A/B groups.
Not promises — published data from platforms and retailers that put 3D/AR into the product page.
Methodologies differ: some A/B on product cards, some cohorts of “tried vs didn't”. All sources, with links, are dissected in “AR by the numbers: conversion, returns, order value” — public data, not a guarantee: on the pilot the effect is measured on your own A/B groups.
Quick Look on iOS and Scene Viewer on Android — no apps, no sign-up. USDZ is generated from the GLB automatically; no separate files to manage.
Width/height/depth change with sliders (in AR too); color variants match your Kronospan/EGGER or fabric samples exactly.
A rep sends the card link in WhatsApp — the client tries the sofa at home without visiting anything. Every such link advertises you.
Your showroom inside Telegram — for salons, designer chats and your warm customer base.
From the same model — a 360° turntable video for marketplace listings. One source: site, marketplace, AR.
Standalone AR pages work even if you have no website; Tilda/WordPress integration or catalog API on the top plan.
The subscription is model production, page hosting, support and analytics. Models and pages are yours — delivered as files.
one showroom / product line
+ $149 one-off setup
manufacturer with a full price list
annual plan — 2 months free
factory / salon chain
quoted after catalog audit
per piece — one-off model production without a subscription (sketch/photo/CAD → PBR model + AR page).
pilot: up to 5 of your pieces in AR within 7 days. No prepayment — we prove the effect first.
Need a deck to forward to management or a chat? Download pitch deck and price list (PDF, landscape).
With photos and dimensions. For a pilot, a product spec sheet or even a showroom photo is enough — we build from a sketch (the “Milan” bed on this site started as a sketch). CAD exports, if you have them, make it cheaper.
No. Built-in Quick Look on iPhone, Scene Viewer/WebXR (Chrome) on Android. On desktop — 3D rotation with a mouse and fullscreen mode. No apps, no accounts.
Models are optimized (meshopt, 1–5 MB); if AR is unavailable the page shows 3D in-tab and a QR code. Pages are hosted by us and don't depend on your site.
You do. Models are delivered as files (GLB/USDZ); pages run on our infrastructure while the subscription is active — but there is no hostage-taking: the catalog can be taken and moved.
On the Business plan — a monthly report: card views, AR launches and conversion “with AR vs without” by A/B groups of products. The 5-item pilot includes the same report in miniature, free.
Pilot — 5–7 working days from receiving materials. Full catalog depends on batch size; the pipeline is batch-based: a new batch of models simply arrives as a new batch of pages.
Technology, numbers and the practical side — no fluff, with sources.
An open catalog showroom with size and color try-on — exactly what your customers will get.
14 models, size sliders, colors, rep links — open the demo.
A page with QR codes per feature — Quick Look, Scene Viewer, measure, two models side by side: /test.html.
What AR changes in real sales — case pages (Russian for now).
Send photos, sketches or exports of five models — we return working product pages with in-room try-on and a views report. No prepayment: see the effect before the contract.