MeshMarkup - Share a 3D model, get feedback right on it
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Send your client one link. They click the model itself and the note sticks to that spot, with the view they were looking at. Fewer rounds, clearer sign-off, and nothing for them to install.
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Hi everyone, I’m the maker of MeshMarkup.
I worked for years as a 3D designer, and getting feedback was always the slowest part. I’d export a set of renders, email them, and get back notes like “the part on the left, a bit bigger”. Which part? From which side?
MeshMarkup is what I wanted back then. You upload a 3D model and share a link. The person reviewing opens it in any browser, turns it, and clicks on the spot they mean, so every comment sits right on the geometry. They don’t need an account or any software.
Along the way it grew a few more things:
a free 3D viewer and converter (STEP, IGES, Rhino, OBJ, STL, FBX, GLB)
versions, so you can compare before and after
review of renders and images, next to the 3D model
sign-off, so you know when a client has approved
embedding a model on your own website
It’s still early, and I’d really value your feedback: what’s confusing, what’s missing, and what would make you use it on a real project.
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Hi everyone, I’m the maker of MeshMarkup.
I worked for years as a 3D designer, and getting feedback was always the slowest part. I’d export a set of renders, email them, and get back notes like “the part on the left, a bit bigger”. Which part? From which side?
MeshMarkup is what I wanted back then. You upload a 3D model and share a link. The person reviewing opens it in any browser, turns it, and clicks on the spot they mean, so every comment sits right on the geometry. They don’t need an account or any software.
Along the way it grew a few more things:
a free 3D viewer and converter (STEP, IGES, Rhino, OBJ, STL, FBX, GLB)
versions, so you can compare before and after
review of renders and images, next to the 3D model
sign-off, so you know when a client has approved
embedding a model on your own website
It’s still early, and I’d really value your feedback: what’s confusing, what’s missing, and what would make you use it on a real project.