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Your model, walkable in a browser.

Upload the geometry you already have. Ambia returns a link. Your client walks the building — through doors, up steps, stopped by walls — on a laptop or a phone. No app, no game engine, no gaming rig.

Upload your first modelSee why walking mattersGLB · GLTF · IFC · DAE · FBX
amb.link/r/7fk29d
Ready60 fps
Riverside HouseGround floor · 892k tris
Made with Ambia
Real collisionDoorwaysStep-upsFaithful geometryPoster frame loads first · 3D starts on interaction

Two hero states — poster is what loads; clicking swaps to live. On phones it degrades to tap-to-load with an on-screen stick.

How it works

Three steps, one link

No retopology, no re-authoring, no export ritual. The file you send to the printer is the file Ambia takes.

01

Upload

Drag in a GLB, GLTF, IFC, DAE or FBX. Up to 2 GB. Materials and hierarchy come across as authored.

GLB
riverside-house.glb
41.2 MB
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Ambia processes

We validate the geometry, bake a collision mesh from your walls and floors, and optimise for streaming. Minutes, not hours.

✓Geometry validated
Baking collision mesh~2 min
Publishing link
03

Send the link

Your client clicks it and starts walking. Nothing to install, nothing to log into. Or embed it in your own site.

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Access: anyone with the link · expires never
The difference

Every other web viewer spins your building. Ambia lets you stand in it.

An orbit viewer is a turntable: the model is an object on a plinth, seen from outside, at a scale nobody occupies. A walk is a body at 1.65 m with a door in front of it. That difference is the whole reason clients finally understand the space.

Every other viewerOrbit · a model on a plinth
—You look at the building from outside
—No sense of ceiling height or threshold
—Clients still have to imagine the space
AmbiaWalk · a body in a room
▪Eye height 1.65 m, real doorways
▪Walls stop you, steps lift you
▪Your geometry, untouched

Both panels are the same model. Drag either one.

Use cases

Where studios put it to work

The link goes wherever the conversation is — a pitch, an email, a planning portal, your own site.

01

Client design reviews

Send the link before the meeting. The client arrives already knowing the space, so the hour goes on decisions instead of orientation.

02

Competitions & bids

A walkable link alongside the boards. Juries spend thirty seconds inside the scheme rather than reading a section.

03

Sales & off-plan

Embed the walk in the development site. Buyers move through the unit on a phone before a single wall exists.

04

Planning & consultation

Give committees and neighbours a walk instead of a render. Fewer objections rooted in misreading the drawings.

05

Internal coordination

Walk the current federated model. Clashes you would never notice in plan are obvious when you cannot get through the door.

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Studio portfolio

Built work and unbuilt work, both walkable, on your own domain. The strongest thing a practice site can offer.

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“The client walked from the entrance to the terrace and said ‘oh — it’s taller than I thought.’ We had been showing her sections for four months.”

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Send your next client a space, not a render.

Free while you try it. Upload one model, share one link, see what your client says.

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