Convert more browsers into buyers with immersive 3D product experiences. Upload your product photos and get an interactive 3D viewer live on your ecommerce store in minutes — no 3D expertise, no custom assets needed.
Hey everyone! Lucas here, co-founder of Hangr 👋
Honestly, this whole thing started from a pretty relatable frustration. My co-founder and I were tired of shopping for clothes online and only seeing flat lay shots or models who looked nothing like us. We thought, what if we could just see how pieces actually look and mix-and-match them in 3D? That was the original spark.
So we went heads down building a 3D configurator for clothing brands. Then reality hit, accurately simulating how fabric drapes, stretches, and fits on different body types is an insanely hard problem, and our AI just wasn't there yet.
But here's where it got interesting. While running our beta and talking to customers, we kept hearing the same thing from brands outside of fashion: furniture sellers, toy brands, accessory labels, dealing with the same core problem. Flat, lifeless product images that don't convert. And our conversion tech worked really well for them.
That's when we made the call to pivot. Instead of forcing a hard tech problem in fashion, we zoomed out to ask: which ecommerce verticals actually benefit most from 3D, and how much of a conversion lift can we drive for them? That question is what Hangr is built around today.
Still early days, but the results we're seeing across furniture and collectibles are pretty exciting. Happy to share more in the comments!
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Hey everyone, Shaheen here, co-founder and CPO of Hangr!
I'm pretty obsessive about product design, so when we were figuring out what Hangr should actually be, I kept coming back to one question: how do we make something this technically complex feel completely invisible to the merchant using it?
Because the honest truth is, most Shopify store owners don't have a 3D team. They don't have a $10k photography budget. They have a decent camera, maybe a lightbox, and a bunch of product photos they took themselves. That's exactly who we built this for.
The flow we landed on is pretty simple: upload your existing product photos, our AI reconstructs the 3D geometry, and you get an interactive viewer live on your store via a Liquid snippet. No file format headaches, no technical setup, no 3D expertise needed.
What I'm personally most proud of is how fast and responsive the viewer is. Shoppers can orbit, zoom, and inspect the product like they're physically holding it. For categories like furniture and collectibles, where "does this actually look the way I think it does" is often the thing standing between a browser and a buyer, that experience genuinely matters.
Still early days for us but we're really excited to get this in front of more merchants. If you sell physical products online, would love to hear what you think!
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Hey everyone, Shaheen here, co-founder and CPO of Hangr!
I'm pretty obsessive about product design, so when we were figuring out what Hangr should actually be, I kept coming back to one question: how do we make something this technically complex feel completely invisible to the merchant using it?
Because the honest truth is, most Shopify store owners don't have a 3D team. They don't have a $10k photography budget. They have a decent camera, maybe a lightbox, and a bunch of product photos they took themselves. That's exactly who we built this for.
The flow we landed on is pretty simple: upload your existing product photos, our AI reconstructs the 3D geometry, and you get an interactive viewer live on your store via a Liquid snippet. No file format headaches, no technical setup, no 3D expertise needed.
What I'm personally most proud of is how fast and responsive the viewer is. Shoppers can orbit, zoom, and inspect the product like they're physically holding it. For categories like furniture and collectibles, where "does this actually look the way I think it does" is often the thing standing between a browser and a buyer, that experience genuinely matters.
Still early days for us but we're really excited to get this in front of more merchants. If you sell physical products online, would love to hear what you think!