Hey everyone,
I can’t wait to share our production link with you: https://vizframe.com
We are using three.js engine to render our scene/models. Amazing engine that made our work more enjoyable.
Feel free to try it out and let me know what you think. I am a sucker for feedback and comment (good or bad). We can handle it all (we think / hope …)
-Davit
Front page looks very nice - I’m curious how (if) it will grow as a product. 
On one side - the models with nice env maps never fail to make a common viewer go “wow, looks nice!”, but then the editor seems far too techy for such a casual user. Wording like “texture”, “hsv”, “layers”, “env maps” is a developer / designer jargon, it’s black magic for most business-oriented folk.
On the other hand - it’s too simple to impress a tech person, since after all it seems just a model with basic three.js implementation.
My point of view of course, but feels like rn you fit exactly in the middle - having a product for non-tech people that requires a bit too much tech knowledge to use. 
Hi mjurczyk,
Thanks for the insight. It has definitely been a balancing act trying to find that common ground between a developer/designer and non-tech person. We could definitely take another pass at simplifying terminology. If there’s any other crits or comments you might have, we are ALL ears!
Good job. .
it looks amazing to look at!
I coudn’t get the annotation to work, maybe just me, it says “Type your annotation text first after picking your 3D position” even when I select a position.
Good luck, well done.
Looks cool, found it quite intuitive. One thing I felt I was missing when making my cola bottle was some sort of environment, a table it stands on or something.
Hey @tedlogo,
Thanks for pointing it out. We are planning to include an enhancement in the next release that will hopefully make it intuitive to use our annotation feature.
Thanks again @tedlogo
Hey @Peter_Devine,
You definitely have a valid point here. We will considering some options and hopefully will have something cool to show off in the future.
Thanks for spending time with VizFrame