Request a demo

We build the demo around your products.

Tell us where your catalogue lives and we will pull your products into the demo before we ever speak. You are not watching a generic showreel - you are looking at your own furniture, live, in 3D, configured in front of you.

This is a request, not a booking. A person reads it, decides what your demo should show, and comes back to you.

Request your demo

Short on purpose. Everything else we work out with you directly.

No calendar to fight with and nothing to schedule. One of our team picks this up and comes back to you to shape the demo.

What happens next

Three things, in this order. No queue, no qualification form, no automated sequence.

  1. 1
    One of our team contacts you to shape the demo

    A person, not an autoresponder. We agree what the demo should show and which of your products it gets built around.

  2. 2
    Twenty to twenty-five minutes, no time wasted

    Your products are already in the demo when we start. No discovery call, no warm-up deck, no education on why 3D works.

  3. 3
    Who should be in the room for the demo?

    The demo is built for your whole team, so it is worth getting them together once rather than relaying it second hand. We ask who should be in the room: decision maker, marketing, web.

Behind this form is a person, not a routing engine. That is a deliberate choice while the demo team is being built out.

By the time we speak, your demo already exists.

We do the work before the conversation. That is the whole point of requesting rather than booking.

You send us your products

A link to your site is enough. We take it from there - no asset pack to assemble, no photography brief, nothing for your team to prepare.

We build the demo around them

Your pieces, your materials, your options. Modelled and checked the same way everything we ship is checked, by a professional 3D modeller.

You see your own catalogue, live

Configured in front of you, in a browser, then dropped into a real room in AR. Most people's first words are some version of "that is our sofa".

"Here is your sofa. Every fabric you sell, every frame, in a browser, in your customer's living room. That is the demo - and we will have built it before we meet."