XR Creator Studio
Desktop and VR browsers
A WebXR and A-Frame scene builder that runs in the browser. Import your 3D, preview it on the desktop or inside a headset, then publish it to its own address.
Open Studio
Inside XR Community Library
One Workspace for Everything You Ship in XR
Build scenes in Studio, file your docs and assets, run communities and events, then read the analytics.
XR Creator Studio
A WebXR and A-Frame scene builder that runs in your browser.
Publishes To
your-scene.xrcl.app
Runs On
- Desktop Browser
- VR Headset Browser
Build It, Write It Down, Reuse It
Studio builds the scene. Documentation holds the how. Assets hold the parts your next build needs. All three sit in the same workspace, under the same account.
Show Up Where People Are Already Looking
Publishing is not the same as being found. Communities, events, the short-form feed, and one inbox for everything the organization receives all live in the same Hub as the build.
Communities
Find the XR communities that already care about what you build, and run one of your own.
Open Communities
Events
Post a workshop, a demo night, or a headset lab, and let the platform handle the reach.
Open Events
Discoverables
Get found in the short-form feed, where people are already scrolling for XR.
Open Discoverables
Messages
Direct conversations and the organization inbox in one thread list, so a booking request does not sit unread.
Open Messages
Organization Capabilities
Measure It, Then Put It on the Map
Analytics on one side, the listings that put your organization on the map on the other. Every panel honors the permissions the org already set.
- AnalyticsViews, followers, library saves, likes, deployments, and posts, broken out per experience, asset, event, and venue.
- VenuesOrganizationsAdd and manage the physical XR locations your organization runs.
- Hardware & AccessoriesOrganizationsList the headsets, rigs, and accessories your organization sells or supports.
- PlatformsOrganizationsManage the platform listings your organization publishes to.
What Analytics Reports
Six dimensions, tracked across your experiences, assets, events, venues, libraries, and posts. The numbers are yours, so you will see them in the Hub and not on a marketing page.
- Experience Views
- Followers
- Library Saves
- Likes
- Deployments
- Posts
Permissions Are Checked Per Panel
When you switch your Hub into an organization, it checks what your role allows before it renders anything. A member without access to a panel does not see its numbers.
- Documentation
- Assets
- Analytics
- Venues
- Hardware
- Platforms
Solo or With Your Team
The Hub is one product with a workspace switcher in the header. Work as yourself, or switch into an organization and take its roles, permissions, and identity with you.
Your Personal Workspace
Sign in and the Hub is already yours. Build, publish, post, and read your own numbers with nothing to configure first.
Venues, Hardware, and Platforms are organization capabilities.
- Studio, Documentation, and Assets available immediately
- Publish under your own profile and keep the analytics
- Join communities and post events as yourself
An Organization Your Team Shares
Create an organization, invite the people who do the work, then switch your whole Hub into that workspace from the header.
- Roles and per capability permissions, from view only to full control
- Post, publish, and reply to messages as the organization
- Assets and documentation scoped to the org, including internal only
- Verification, so people know the account is really you
A School Style Organization
The same organization model, marked as a school, for programs that run cohorts through XR rather than shipping commercially.
- Students build in Studio and publish real, addressable experiences
- Instructors keep curriculum in Documentation and rigs in Assets
- Permissions keep analytics and listings with the staff who own them
From Import to a Published Address
Studio is the build surface. It runs in the browser, it previews inside a headset, and what comes out the other side is a real address you can send to anyone.
Import
Bring in your models, textures, and media, or start from a template already sitting in Assets.
Preview
Check the scene in the browser, then step into it in VR or AR from the same session.
Publish
Deploy the scene to its own address on xrcl.app, then share the link anywhere.
Where Studio Runs
Studio is built for desktop browsers and VR headset browsers. It is not a phone editor, and the Hub greys it out on mobile rather than loading something that will not work.
- Desktop BrowserSupported
- VR Headset BrowserSupported
- Phone or TabletNot Supported
Sister Product
Then People Find It on XR Community Library
The Hub is the build and manage side. The Library is the public side, where people browse experiences, follow the creators behind them, and find venues on the Explore globe. Same app, same account, two halves of one platform.
Your Workspace Is Already There
Sign in with the same XR Community Library account you already use. There is no second login and nothing to set up first.