Workspace
One workspace. Every file.
Engineering, marketing, and sales work from one place. Every CAD file, render and Portal lives together, goes out on links you control, and always shows the current model.
Every file in one place
CAD, renders, exports and Portals in one workspace, with recents and trash where you expect them. Nothing lives on someone's desktop.
Send work on a link
Share a project in the browser. No account, no install, no attachments, and nothing to re-export when the model changes.
Links you control
Put a password on a share, give it an expiry date, or revoke it outright. Access ends when you say it does, not when the file stops circulating.
Seats & roles
Invite the team by email and decide who edits and who looks. Every account gets a workspace; Studio adds the seats.
Always current
From the shop floor to the show floor.
Picture your booth at a conference. An engineer back at HQ pushes a design revision, and the screen on the floor is already showing it before the next visitor walks up. No exports, no USB sticks, no “final_v7_FINAL.step” — everyone, everywhere, is looking at the latest file.
Maya pushed rev 5, updated seconds ago
SyncedHow it works
From your desk to their browser.
You shared Atlas MK-II with a link, password on, expiring in 14 days.
10:02 am
Lena opened it in her browser and spun the model. No account, no install.
10:14 am
Maya pushed rev 5. The same link is already showing it.
10:31 am
You revoked the link when the review wrapped.
11:37 am
Every account gets a workspace; Studio adds the seats, so you can invite teammates by email with editor and viewer roles. Ship the finished work as a live Portal. Comments and approvals on a shared link are next.
Bring your team into the studio.
Start free on your own CAD, and pull in the rest of the team when the first render lands.