Create augmented reality without an app.
Create browser-based augmented reality for illustrated books, business cards, property presentations and museums, without asking visitors to install an app.
Build your first experience
No app required · Runs in the browser · Update content anytime
Built for more than one kind of reality.
Choose a purpose-built workflow, publish from one dashboard and give every visitor a fast, memorable AR experience on the device already in their hand.
Turn a printed card into a living portfolio with contact actions, social links, work samples and media arranged around the real card.
Place interactive 3D buildings over brochures and plans, surface available units and turn interest into viewing requests.
Add multilingual stories, audio, archival media and interactive galleries to exhibits while keeping the physical object at the centre.
Add 3D characters and objects to illustrated book pages. Readers scan one opening-page QR and discover the AR content as they turn the pages.
Turn a poster, illustration or product card into a simple AR experience. Show one image or 3D model above the print, with spatial tracking for smoother camera movement.
The practical details, made simple.
Do visitors need to install an app?
No. Experiences run in the mobile browser. Visitors scan a QR code, allow camera access and enter the AR scene directly.
Which use cases are available today?
Ready-made templates cover AR business cards, property presentations with Real Estate Magazine and Property Tour, museum guides, illustrated books and image recognition with Image Overlay. Each has its own creation workflow.
Can content change after materials are printed?
Yes. The QR code and printed target stay the same while you update links, media, availability, exhibits or other content from the dashboard.
What happens on a phone that cannot run AR?
The visitor receives a responsive fallback experience containing the important content and actions, so the scan still delivers value.
How do monthly credits work?
Your monthly credits are shared across all published projects and reset each billing period; unused monthly credits do not roll over. Existing credits from before subscriptions are retained until used. Each template shows its credit rate before you use it.
What exactly counts as an image scan?
You pay for attention, not for page loads. Opening the QR code is free — a visitor who scans it and walks away costs you nothing. You are charged once for each different printed image a visitor actually points their camera at, at your template's credit rate: a business card with a printed back side can be two scans, a museum tour one per exhibit scanned. Pointing the camera at the same image again in the same session is free, and a visitor whose phone cannot run AR sees the fallback page and counts as one scan.