Templates

Every Graspable project starts from a template: a working project that the agent then changes to what you describe. Most are WebXR, normal Vite and React Three Fiber projects on your disk; the native ones are Unity projects for Meta Quest, Android XR and XREAL, and an Xcode project for Apple Vision Pro.

• React XR

  Free

  An empty WebXR scene with React Three Fiber: the starting point for anything.

  React Three Fiber + @react-three/xr · 2 examples made from it

• Splat World

  Builder plan and higher

  Stand inside a photorealistic generated place at real scale, look around, teleport, and add your own things to it.

  Gaussian-splat worlds with Spark + World Labs Marble · one example made from it

• World Explorer

  Builder plan and higher

  Walk through a generated place as if it were solid: floors hold you, walls and furniture stop you, with info points and a guided tour.

  Walk through a generated world: Spark + Rapier character controller · 2 examples made from it

• World Game

  Builder plan and higher

  A game inside a generated place: throw balls that bounce off the real room, knock mugs off the bar, ring the targets, keep score.

  A physics game inside a generated world: Spark + Rapier · 2 examples made from it

• Scanned Room

  Builder plan and higher

  Start inside a 3D capture of a real room, where what you add sits on the real floor, walls and furniture at real scale.

  A real room scan + React Three Fiber + @react-three/xr · one example made from it

• Product Studio

  Builder plan and higher

  Show one product in a photo studio, let people choose its colours and materials, and place it at real size in VR or in their own room.

  Product viewer and configurator, React Three Fiber + @react-three/xr · one example made from it

• XR Game

  Builder plan and higher

  A physics play space for VR games: grab, throw, hit and score, with a scoreboard, sounds and a can-knockdown game to start from.

  React Three Fiber + @react-three/xr + Rapier physics · one example made from it

• Hands & Spatial UI

  Builder plan and higher

  Panels, buttons and sliders you pinch and poke with your bare hands, ready to become a dashboard, an instrument or a tool.

  Hand tracking + a spatial UI kit · one example made from it

• Expo panel app

  Builder plan and higher

  A flat app that opens as a floating panel on Meta Quest, Meta VR Glasses and Android XR, and as a web page everywhere else: big targets, a layout that fits a window, built with Expo.

  Expo + React Native, a panel for headsets and a web page

• Multi-user

  Builder plan and higher

  A room several people open at once: everyone sees each other, picks up the same objects and presses the same board.

  Shared room with avatars (Yjs)

• Unity for Android XR

  Builder plan and higher · native, Unity

  A native Unity project for Android XR headsets and glasses (Samsung Galaxy XR, XREAL Project Aura and others): passthrough, real surfaces, hands and gaze, built as an Android app you install on the device.

  Unity 6 + OpenXR + Android XR + XR Interaction Toolkit

• Unity for Quest

  Builder plan and higher · native, Unity

  A native Unity project for Meta Quest and Meta VR Glasses: mixed reality out of the box, with passthrough, real surfaces, hands, gaze and controllers, built as an Android app you install on the headset.

  Unity 6 + OpenXR + Meta OpenXR + XR Interaction Toolkit

• Unity for XREAL

  Builder plan and higher · native, Unity

  A native Unity project for XREAL glasses: Project Aura through Android XR out of the box, XREAL One and Air through the XREAL SDK you add; hands, gaze and the real room, built as an Android app.

  Unity 6 + OpenXR + Android XR profile, XREAL SDK optional

• Apple Vision Pro

  Builder plan and higher · native, Xcode

  A native Apple Vision Pro app: a window with controls and an immersive space around the person, built and run in the visionOS Simulator by your own Xcode.

  SwiftUI + RealityKit, built with Xcode

How templates work in the app is in the documentation. See what people built from them in Made in Graspable.