Capture
Take a spatial snapshot by walking around your hardware project with a phone. No special camera required.
Take a snapshot of reality,
with nothing but a phone
Take a spatial snapshot with nothing more than a 30 second phone video. Digitize any item or space in 3D without professional equipment. Perfect for the engineer who wants to track their progress through iterations and easily display that with a quick link to your project.
A few uses, of many:
Server rack
Robot chassis
Custom headrest
Prototype enclosure
CNC assembly
Test fixture
How it works
As little as one snapshot or as much as a year of progress
Use a spatial snapshot to digitize a final product or to track hundreds of iterations of prototyping history. Scale from a standalone snapshot up to a hundred snapshot change history.
Keep it—or return
Stop with one useful snapshot, or add another whenever the object or project changes.
Compare
Scrub through stages from the same angle and watch the project take shape in three dimensions.
Revisit & share
Send one spatial snapshot, or share the full process when you have captured more than one.
Built for engineers and hardware designers
Keep the build
in view.
Store each phase of the project in 3D
Hardware, prototypes, machines, and complex builds Explore the engineering page →Designed for physical systems
Precise enough for the lab.
Clear enough for the build.
Phone-first capture
Make a useful record with the tool already in your pocket.
3D by default
Keep shape, depth, and spatial relationships—not just flat images.
Version context
One spatial snapshot stands alone. Additional snapshots reveal progress.
Shareable records
Send a quick link so collaborators can inspect the build from any angle.
Start with the current state
4 Dimensions of your progress tracked.
You can always come back for another iteration.
Take your first snapshot ↗