3D Scribe replaces static manuals, PDF exploded views, and recorded video walkthroughs with interactive 3D scenes your customers actually use. Upload your CAD model in any major format -- GLB, FBX, OBJ, STL, or ZIP -- and the platform walks you through a guided scene creation process: name your components, build guided tours with AI-generated audio narration, customize materials and lighting, and let our Morpheus AI engine document every part automatically. A 100-part model goes from raw file to published scene in roughly an hour. When it's live, it publishes directly to your yourcompany.spatialsupport.com subdomain (or your own custom domain on Premier), and Spatial Analytics starts tracking exactly how end users interact with your content.

You get two things no PDF or video can deliver: measurable engagement and spatial intelligence. Your scene goes live on your .spatialsupport subdomain -- customers can explore the model, select individual components, follow guided tours with narration, and trigger animations, all in-browser on any device including Apple Vision Pro. On your side, Spatial Analytics (Pro and Premier plans) shows you what's working: session-level engagement, component interaction heatmaps, tour completion funnels, device breakdowns, and full 3D session replay that reconstructs exactly what each user saw and clicked. You stop guessing which parts of your product documentation actually get used.

Fast enough to ship this week. The guided workflow has seven steps -- basic info, component documentation, guided tours, material customization, AI analysis, enrichment, and review -- and most of the heavy lifting is automated. The Morpheus AI engine names components, writes descriptions, discovers part relationships, and generates complete guided tours with camera positioning and synthesized audio narration in your chosen tone. For a model with around 100 parts, expect roughly an hour from upload to published scene. Simpler models go faster. Complex assemblies with custom animations and multiple tours take longer, but you're building in a structured editor, not writing code.

Teams that are tired of shipping static documentation for spatial products. Product companies replacing PDF assembly guides with interactive 3D. Manufacturers moving from filmed walkthroughs to on-demand guided tours with per-component analytics. Field service teams that need technicians to find the right part in a 3D context, not a 200-page manual. Sales engineers who want prospects to explore the product themselves instead of waiting for a scheduled demo. The common thread: they all needed to publish spatial content to customers fast, measure whether it's working, and stop maintaining documentation that nobody reads. Pro plans support up to 10 team members across all workspaces. Premier scales to enterprise with 20 users per workspace, white-label branding, custom domains, and dedicated onboarding.

Videos are linear, unmeasurable, and expensive to re-record when the product changes. 3D Scribe tours are interactive, trackable, and editable in minutes. Each tour step locks the camera to a precise position, highlights the target component, and delivers narration -- AI-generated or custom -- while the viewer stays in full control of the 3D environment. They can pause, orbit, select nearby parts, or skip ahead. The animation engine lets you demonstrate moving assemblies, exploded views, and operational sequences with keyframed position, rotation, scale, and visibility tracks. And because everything is data, Spatial Analytics tells you which tour steps users complete, where they drop off, and which components get the most attention. When the product changes, you update the scene and redeploy -- no reshooting, no re-editing, no re-uploading to five different platforms.