Interactive 3D worlds that explain what a photo cannot
We build 3D experiences that run directly in the browser. For products, machinery and concepts people need to understand before they decide.
What this is about
Some products cannot be explained with a photo and three paragraphs of text. A machine, a building concept, a technical process: anyone who is meant to understand how something works needs to look at it and try it out.
Complex products need more than a photo.
Situations that typically bring clients to us
What we actually do
Interactive 3D scenes in the browser
Built with Three.js and WebGL, without an app and without a plug-in. Operated by mouse, touch and scrolling.
Product and machinery visualisation
Machines, components or buildings become explorable and can be explained step by step.
Preparing existing 3D data
We take over existing CAD or 3D models and prepare them so they run fast on the web.
Guided tours and gamification
Instead of a free-roaming camera, we guide users through the scene, with stations, tasks and small rewards.
Performance optimisation
Model compression, progressive loading and fallbacks, so the page stays usable on weaker devices.
Integration into website or shop
The 3D experience is not a foreign body but part of the page, including content, navigation and ways to get in touch.
How we work
3D is only used where it genuinely helps. Show us the product and we will tell you whether the effort pays off.
Let's connect 🚀More journeys
Three projects where 3D was not an effect but the only way to make a topic understandable.
Dr. Tannhäuser & Cie.
An interactive 3D world built on Three.js: a construction plan turns into a building where fire safety and climate control can be explored.
RHEWUM
A 3D experience with gamification that makes an industrial company's environmental measures tangible instead of merely claimed.
La Vifolie
An interactive 3D experience right inside a Shopify shop, as part of the buying experience.
Related services
3D only works when design, technology and placement fit together. On websites, in shops and on custom-built user interfaces we therefore develop the design, the front end and commerce alongside it.
Frequently asked questions
3D in the browser pays off when photos cannot explain a product. Otherwise it stays expensive decoration – we filter that out beforehand.
Do you have a product that has to be shown?
Show us what it is about. We will tell you whether a 3D build is worth the effort.