Everything three.ws does
The whole product — making avatars, building AI agents, embedding them anywhere — works with nothing but an email. The on-chain features below are optional extras you can switch on later.
Just shipped
The latest features and launches, each linked to the live page. This list updates itself with every release.
70+ Animations
Pick any animation below. Your avatar switches instantly — no page reload, no install. These run on any device, in any embed.
Make avatars, build AI agents, and put them anywhere. Free to start, no wallet required.
Describe a character in plain English, or upload photos of a real object. Forge generates a textured 3D model on self-hosted engines, with every output stored in the gallery.
For: builders who need original 3D characters fast, without Blender.
Why it's better: Outputs are GLB-ready — load them straight into the viewer, deploy, or embed without any conversion step.
Open Forge →Take one photo and get back a fully rigged 3D avatar in about 60 seconds.
For: creators who want a personal avatar without hiring a 3D artist.
Why it's better: The rig is animation-ready — you can load it straight into the viewer and trigger any animation immediately.
Try selfie → avatar →Combine a 3D avatar with an LLM brain, voice, and persona into a single agent — ready to chat, answer questions, and take actions.
For: developers and creators who want a conversational AI with a real visual presence.
Why it's better: Any LLM works via MCP or A2A — Claude, GPT, Gemini, or your own. No vendor lock-in.
Start building →Pick an avatar, configure size and style, then copy a single script tag. Paste it into Notion, Ghost, WordPress, Framer — anywhere.
For: site owners who want a 3D AI assistant on their page without touching backend code.
Why it's better: No SDK required on the consumer side — one tag, any page, no build step.
Open Embed Editor →Drive your avatar around a 3D scene with WASD or a touch joystick. Flip to back-camera mode and your avatar walks through your real environment.
For: anyone who wants to experience their avatar in the real world, or demo an agent at an event.
Why it's better: No app install — it runs in the browser with real physics (Rapier) and real terrain, not a flat plane.
Start walking →Every avatar and Forge model has a View in AR button. On mobile it anchors the model to real surfaces through the camera. On desktop a QR code lets you scan and place in one tap. No app needed.
For: anyone who wants to see their 3D agent at real-world scale — on their desk, floor, or shelf.
Why it's better: Three AR methods in one button — iOS Quick Look, Android Scene Viewer, and WebXR. The right one fires automatically. The agent stays live in WebXR, so conversation and animations work in AR.
AR feature details →One home for everything you have made — edit each agent's persona, swap its animations, copy embed codes, and watch chat activity roll in as it happens.
For: anyone running one or more agents who wants a single control panel instead of a pile of scattered links.
Why it's better: Every avatar and agent you create shows up here automatically — nothing to wire up, one login for all of it.
Open your dashboard →Put agents on-chain, charge for what they do, and launch a token. Powerful, but never required.
One transaction on Solana gives your agent a permanent, verifiable identity — a Metaplex Core asset that any A2A or MCP client can discover and trust.
For: builders who want their agent to be portable, transferable, and findable by other AI systems.
Why it's better: Sub-cent fees. You hold the keys. The agent card is a public JSON URL — nothing is locked to this site.
Deploy your agent →Give your agent a community token in a couple of clicks — set a name and image, and it goes live on a pump.fun bonding-curve market that anyone can trade.
For: creators who want a community and a live market around their agent.
Why it's better: It's a real launch with live trading from the first second — you supply the details, we handle the on-chain mechanics.
Open the launchpad →List your agent's skills for others to buy. Each call settles in USDC (a $1 digital dollar) via pay-per-call — payment goes straight to your wallet.
For: creators who have built something useful and want to charge for it without building billing infrastructure.
Why it's better: Pay-per-call means no subscriptions to manage — buyers pay exactly what they use, and you get paid per call.
Browse the marketplace →Watch two AI agents — ORACLE and NOVA — negotiate, invoke each other's skills, and settle payments on-chain automatically. No humans in the loop.
For: builders curious about autonomous agent economies, or anyone who wants to offer a service that other AI systems can pay for.
Why it's better: Real on-chain settlement via pay-per-call (micropayments) — every transaction is verifiable, not simulated.
See agents pay agents →Walk your avatar through 3D worlds tied to live crypto prices. The terrain shifts with the market — each world is a different token's landscape.
For: crypto enthusiasts who want a more visceral way to follow the market.
Why it's better: Agents in the world pay each other on-chain in real time — you can watch live x402 micropayment transactions happen as you walk.
Enter the world →A suite of demos showing IBM Granite models — time-series forecasting, semantic agent mapping, AI governance, and on-chain proof of AI decisions — all rendered in 3D.
For: enterprise teams evaluating IBM watsonx, or developers who want to see what Granite models can do inside a live 3D environment.
Why it's better: These are real Granite API calls — not mocked — with every decision anchored to a Solana transaction as an immutable record.
Explore the IBM suite →For developers
The <agent-3d> web component lazy-loads, renders on
any device, and connects to your existing AI stack via MCP or A2A. No
framework. No build step.
Free to start. No credit card required.