Turn a phone video into an interactive 3D product.
Point your phone at a thing. Walk round it. Upload the video. Get a 3D version your customers can spin, zoom and poke about with. No 3D degree. No scanner the size of a fridge.
HolosView: a complete view of the product.
until pilot access opens at 1pm (Irish time). Join the waitlist to get in first.
Capture once. Publish anywhere. Designed for Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress and the open web. Or just join the waiting list.
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Customers can’t pick products up online.
Which is a bit of a problem when you sell things people like to pick up.
Photos only go so far
Shoppers can’t turn it round, check the back, or see how thick the sole is. So they guess, or they email you, or they don’t buy. Usually the last one.
Proper 3D is out of reach
Traditionally it’s slow, techy and expensive, and needs someone who owns three monitors and talks about topology. Most sellers just don’t have that person.
For shoes, bags, furniture, jewellery, collectibles and even diggers, the missing detail can be exactly what makes the sale. (Yes, we’ve thought about diggers a lot.)
From phone capture to product page.
Five steps. No 3D modelling knowledge. We checked.
Capture
Walk slowly round your product with your phone, filming. Two minutes, tops. Steady hands help. Coffee does not.
Generate
Upload it. We do the clever bit and turn it into a photoreal, interactive 3D product.
Enhance
Tidy it up, pick the best starting angle, add hotspots that point out the stuff you'd shout about in a shop.
Brand
Drop in your colours and logo so it looks like yours, not ours.
Publish
Grab a share link or an embed code. Stick it on your product page. Done.
A peek at the actual app.
Early designs, straight from our screens. It’s a pilot, so a few pixels may still move. Go on, have a nose.
If you sell a thing, this is for you.
Different industries, different headaches. Pick yours and we’ll show you how HolosView helps. Each one has its own page, so you can send colleagues straight there.
Camera & Production Gear
e.g. Cameras, lenses & equipmentLet buyers inspect condition, controls, accessories and every item in the kit. Especially useful for used, rental and specialist equipment.
See how it helpsConstruction & Plant
e.g. JCB diggerWalk round the machine from your desk. Spot the wear, flag the hazards, brief the crew.
See how it helpsAutomotive & Engines
e.g. EngineEngines, parts and whole vehicles that buyers can turn round and look into before they hand over cash.
See how it helpsJewellery
e.g. Ring or necklaceGive shoppers a proper look at shape, finish and detail. Sparkle not guaranteed, but we're working on it.
See how it helpsCraft Jewellery
e.g. Handmade bracelets & accessoriesLet customers explore the stones, beads, textures and handmade details up close. Perfect for unique pieces where every item is different.
See how it helpsFashion & Retail
e.g. Women's shoes, dresses, T-shirts, fluffy slippersShoes, dresses, tees and, yes, very fluffy slippers. Show the texture, the shape and the way it hangs.
See how it helpsNovelty Footwear
e.g. Slippers & character shoesFun products deserve more than one photo. Let shoppers rotate, zoom and explore the texture, shape and tiny details before they buy.
See how it helpsHats & Millinery
e.g. Fashion hats & fascinatorsShow off shape, materials and intricate details from every angle. Ideal for statement pieces that deserve more than a front photo.
See how it helpsElectronics
e.g. Devices and gadgetsNew or refurbished, let buyers check ports, buttons and condition without taking your word for it.
See how it helpsToys & Collectibles
e.g. Transformer-style robot toyCollectors ask the hard questions. Answer them with a 3D view of every joint, paint chip and accessory.
See how it helpsMuseums, Zoos & Exhibits
e.g. Taxidermy animalsPreserve, teach and share delicate specimens with the world, no white gloves required.
See how it helpsFood & Restaurants
e.g. Your full menu, dish by dish3D models of your whole menu, on your website and on a QR code in the restaurant. Let diners inspect the dish before they order it.
See how it helpsIt’s not just a viewer. It’s a selling tool.
Phone-first
Record the real thing with the phone in your pocket. You already know how.
Photoreal detail
Built around modern photoreal capture, so it looks like your product, not a cartoon of it.
Hotspots & selling points
Add notes, links and callouts. Show people why it's worth the money.
Fast by design
Built to load only when asked, so your product page doesn't wheeze.
Your brand
Your colours, your logo, your look.
Publish anywhere
A share link and a web embed to begin with. Shopify, WooCommerce and WordPress are on the way.
Pilot Launch 4th October 2026!
Pay us €20 to find out if this is a real business.
Yes, we’re asking for money in week one. It’s not greed. It’s science. Kind words are lovely, but a stranger handing over a card is the only feedback that never lies.
So here’s the deal: you get a heavy early-user discount, we get proof that somebody, somewhere, actually wants this.
- The app is nearly readyWe’re still building it. Pilot access launches Sunday 4th October 2026. For now, join the waitlist to get early access and discounts.
- Want the discount already? Buy 15 credits nowIt’s a presale. Hit the Stripe button on this page and pay securely on Stripe. We never see your card.
- Use the email you’ll log in withAt checkout, enter the email (your Google login) that you plan to use with your HolosView account. That’s how we match your credits to you.
- We top up your credits when the app opensOnce the pilot launches, create your account and your credits will be there. New accounts also get 1 free credit: create 3 projects and publish 1.
15 HolosView Credits
- 15 credits for one flat payment. No subscription.
- Planned normal price: €49/month for 10 published projects
- That makes the pilot around 73% lower per project than our planned Pro pricing.
- New accounts still get 1 free credit to try it first.
Presale: we’re still building the app and the pilot launches Sunday 4th October 2026, so your credits will be available then. You can buy now to lock in the discount. At checkout, use the email (Google login) you plan to use with your HolosView account.
Built to move fast, together.
Three disciplines, one very short deadline. We’re a small team that likes building things people actually want, and we’d love to meet you.
Ray Mongey
Product & 3D Systems
20+ years across 3D, VFX and AI-driven interactive product development. Makes the pretty 3D bit work. Also responsible for the ideas that sound fine at 11pm.
Razik Shariff
Backend & Platform
Backend engineer building scalable, cloud-based systems for AI-powered apps. The reason your upload doesn't fall over. Quietly the most important person here.
Paul Butler Lennox
Sales & Partnerships
20+ years connecting people. An outreach, partnerships and customer-discovery specialist who can start a conversation with a lamppost. Probably already messaged you.
Yes, we’re insane. Let us explain.
This week is AI Week, and we signed up for the Pressure Cooker Challenge hackathon. Only ten teams got picked, and somehow we were one of them. The brief: build and validate a real business idea in less than a week.
That means building the product, making this website, finding real customers and asking them for money, all before the week is out. It is, objectively, a daft way to spend a week. We couldn’t be happier.
The jokes are silly. The product is serious, and it’s there to help real businesses sell more stuff. That part we’re deadly serious about.
Questions you were about to ask.
What actually is HolosView?
A tool that turns a short phone video of a physical product into an interactive 3D version shoppers can spin and zoom. You add hotspots, brand it, then share a link or embed it on your site.
When can I try HolosView?
We're still building the app (it's nearly there). Pilot access launches on Sunday 4th October 2026 at 1pm (Irish time). Join the waiting list and we'll email you the moment it opens.
Why should I join the waiting list?
Waitlist members get early access to the pilot, plus the early-user discount on credits. It also helps us decide who to invite first, so tell us what you sell and what you'd like HolosView to do for you.
Do I need any 3D skills?
Nope. If you can film a product walk-round on your phone, you can do it. The 3D bit is our problem, not yours.
Do I need a fancy phone?
We're designing around standard smartphone video. Exact requirements will firm up as real people try it, which is partly why we're running a pilot.
Will it work on Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress and so on?
We start with a share link and a web embed, which are designed to work anywhere that accepts an embed. Proper Shopify and WooCommerce integrations are on the wish list, not live yet.
Will it slow my store down?
Speed is something we're a bit obsessed with. The 3D viewer is designed to load only when a shopper asks for it, so your product page doesn't drag its feet. We'll share real numbers once we've measured them.
What's the deal with the pilot?
Pilot access launches on Sunday 4th October 2026. Join the waiting list for early access and discounts. Every new account gets a free credit to create three projects and publish one. You can also buy 15 credits for €20 right now as a presale, which works out around 73% lower per project than our planned Pro pricing, and they'll be waiting in your account when the app opens. It helps us find out if this is something people genuinely want.
Why are you asking for money this early?
Honest answer: because the best way to find out if someone truly wants something is to see if they'll pay for it. A nice word is lovely. A €20 is better evidence.
What happens after I pay?
You pay on Stripe using the email (your Google login) you plan to use with your HolosView account. Your credits are added to that account once the app opens on 4th October 2026. We're adding credits by hand at first, so there may be a short wait after that. We'll make it quicker as we go.
Does HolosView support AR?
AR is on the roadmap, not in the pilot. It'll depend on device and browser support, which we'll test properly.
Is a Gaussian splat the same as a normal 3D model?
Not quite. A traditional 3D model is built from meshes and textures. A Gaussian splat is a photoreal capture made of lots of tiny blobs of colour. It tends to look more like the real thing, especially on fuzzy, shiny or complicated objects. You don't need to care about any of this to use HolosView.
Are you really building this in a week?
We're building the first version inside the Pressure Cooker Challenge during AI Week, where only ten teams were picked. So yes. Bear with any rough edges, and do tell us about them.
Want to try it on one of your products?
Tell us what you sell. We’re looking for businesses with physical products to help shape HolosView while it’s still small enough to listen.