A no-code builder for 3D portfolios. Pick a world and a character, bring your projects, skills and rePortalscape turns your professional info into an explorable 3D world. Pick an environment — office, home or café — customize your character, add projects, skills and experience, then publish at yourname.portalscape.xyz. Visitors walk in and discover your work.sume, and publish a place visitors walk through — with a flat 2D version for everyone else.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
Every portfolio site is the same page: hero, grid of cards, contact form. Recruiters scroll it in 20 seconds and forget it in 10.
So I built Portalscape — a no-code builder where your portfolio is a place. Visitors arrive inside a 3D room as your character. They walk up to the monitor to open your projects. The keyboard opens your skills. The notebook, your writing. The mug? Your contact info — coffee chat, literally.
What's inside:
🏠 Three worlds — a studio office, a home, and a corner café (where you work off a laptop). Same portfolio data, switchable anytime.
🧍 Your character — build, skin, hair, outfit, glasses, down to eye color. It sits at the desk typing until visitors take over.
🖥️ The monitor is a real desktop — a working in-world OS with a browser that serves your portfolio site in four visual styles, a terminal, mail, even a résumé app.
🌗 The room is alive — it follows the visitor's real clock (11pm feels like 11pm), rain some days, wall clocks you can set to any timezone, ambient sound.
📄 Recruiter-safe — every portfolio ships with a clean 2D version and works on phones. Nobody is forced to WASD.
🔗 Publish in minutes — sign in with Google, fill in the editor, claim your slug, and you're live at yourname.portalscape.xyz.
It's free while you build. Walk the sample world first: portalscape.xyz/demo — no signup.
I'd genuinely love feedback on one thing: what object should open what? If you'd bind your GitHub to the bookshelf instead of the monitor, that's exactly the kind of opinion I'm collecting. What world should I build next — gaming room, art studio, rooftop at night?