Use cases
What it’s good for
Eight industries where augmented reality sells, teaches and entertains.
Furniture and home
A sofa, a table or a whole living room at true scale, right in the customer’s home.
Learn moreEyewear, jewellery and fashion
Customers try on glasses, watches, bracelets or hats through their phone camera.
Learn morePackaging, labels and print
A wine label, a box, a poster or a business card comes alive when a phone points at it.
Learn moreCampaigns and contests
Filters, portals and reward games that people love to share and that collect leads.
Learn moreReal estate, showrooms and exhibitions
A virtual showroom, a 3D scan of a space and furnishing a flat before it’s bought.
Learn moreEvents, cities and tourism
Experiences at specific places: a festival, a square, a nature trail or a castle.
Learn moreMuseums, galleries and education
Exhibits in 3D, paintings that come alive and models students can turn in their hands.
Learn moreFor agencies
Clients, projects and approvals in one place, on a single invoice.
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Where customers will see it
One experience, many paths to the customer. They all lead to the same link, so you see the results together.
QR code on the pack
On a box, label, flyer or at the shelf. One scan and the customer is in.
Website and store
A button by the product via WordPress, Shopify or an embed code.
Social media
A link in your bio, story or ad. Works inside Instagram and Facebook too.
Store and window
A QR code in the window keeps selling after closing time.
Posters and billboards
The On an image type brings the poster itself to life, a small QR code in the corner leads people in.
Email and newsletters
A link in an email opens the experience right on the phone.
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