Invite a client or your contractor. You see their cursor, edits and remarks the moment they make them, no screenshots to forward.
Discussing a layout through screenshots in a chat is slow. The picture is out of date by the time it is forwarded, and the left corner by the window only means something to whoever wrote it. In Uyut3D several people open the same project at once. Everyone sees the others' cursors and selections, a colleague's edit reaches you in a fraction of a second, and a remark is pinned to an exact spot in 3D. It works like Figma, with an apartment instead of a mockup.
Click Share, enter a colleague's email or create an invite link, and pick a role.
Members open the same project in the browser. Cursors, selections and edits are shared.
Turn on comment mode and click a spot in the scene to leave a remark there.
Reply in the thread or mark it resolved once it is fixed.
The owner edits, invites and removes members. An editor edits and comments, a commenter views and leaves remarks, a viewer only looks. A client who should have a say but must not move a wall by accident is a commenter.
Roles can be changed at any time. A removed member loses access immediately, and everything they did stays in the project.
When you move a sofa, colleagues receive only that sofa, not the whole apartment. So one person lays out the kitchen while another changes the bedroom floor, and neither overwrites the other. If two people move the same item, it ends up wherever it was put last.
Colleagues' cursors glide smoothly. Click a member in the list and the camera goes to where they are working; if they are looking at the plan, the editor switches to 2D.
While you were choosing curtains, a colleague moved the wardrobe. You press Ctrl+Z ten times, your steps are undone, and the wardrobe stays where they put it.
If the connection drops, edits are kept in the browser and sent once it is back. Next to the members you can see whether it says Saved or No connection.
Clicking the scene places a comment, so nobody has to guess which corner it is about. Each pin has a thread with replies. Once it is settled, mark it resolved and hide it, or reopen it if the fix didn't work. The list of remarks lives on the apartment itself, with no separate document of numbered screenshots.
Owners on the Designer or Designer+ plan can invite collaborators. The people they invite work in the project on any plan, the free one included. Accepting an invite only requires signing in.
The client joins as a commenter and pins remarks right on the furniture they dislike.
Two people edit the apartment from two laptops without sending files back and forth.
One designer handles the layout while another picks furniture and finishes at the same time.
Open your project in the editor and click Share.
Your 3D apartment model becomes a printable album: measured plan, furniture layout, electrics, wall elevations and a schedule of works.
Ready-made apartments from designers and Uyut3D in live 3D. Like one? Take a copy into your editor and make it your own.
Upload a scanned plan, a phone photo or a listing screenshot. Walls, doors and windows are recognised automatically, and you can adjust them with the mouse.