Roadmap
What’s coming to Rveal
The features we are planning next. Looking for one of these in particular? Tell us: what people ask for shapes the list.
Location-based AR
Anchor an experience to a real-world place, not just a surface or an image. Viewers arrive at a location (a landmark, a shopfront, a festival site) and the scene appears pinned to the world around them, GPS-accurate. Suits trails, tours, events and city-scale activations.
Face tracking
Anchor a scene to the viewer’s face, not a surface or an image. Models, effects and accessories follow the head as it moves and turns: try-on for glasses, hats, jewellery and make-up, animated masks and filters, and face-led storytelling, all from the same shareable link.
Desktop experience export
Take a finished desktop 3D experience with you. Export it as a self-contained bundle and host your scenes on your own infrastructure (your site, your CDN, an internal server) with no dependency on Rveal at run time.
White-labelled experiences
Run experiences on a subdomain of your own domain, such as ar.yourbrand.com, with Rveal’s branding stripped out entirely. Your domain, your look, end to end.
Interaction heatmaps
Analytics goes spatial. See exactly where viewers tap, linger and drop off, overlaid straight onto your 3D scene, so you can find the spots people miss and the details they respond to.
Multi-language experiences
Author one experience and serve it in several languages. Hotspot text, labels and call-to-action buttons switch to match each viewer.
Planned features, shared to give you a sense of direction, not a commitment to dates or final scope.
Your idea?
We build Rveal guided by the people using it. If there is a feature you need or feedback to share, we want to hear it.