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RadianceKit
Turn photos into 3D Gaussian Splats on your Mac
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Turn photos into 3D Gaussian Splats on your Mac
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RadianceKit is the first native macOS app for 3D Gaussian Splatting. Drop in photos or video of any object or scene — it aligns the cameras, trains the model, and renders a photorealistic 3D reconstruction, all locally on your Mac's GPU. No Python, no CUDA, no cloud. Simple Mode for one-click results, Scene-Class Presets (Render/Outdoor/Indoor), and full Expert control. Export to 6 formats, orbit videos, and web viewers. M1+, $7.99 one-time, 3-day trial.
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native metal splatting with no python/cuda is wild — the step that always bit me was camera alignment on low-overlap captures. did you roll your own sfm or lean on a colmap-equivalent underneath?
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@qifengzheng Thank you very much for your comment. Two paths at the moment. For object and indoor captures it can lean on apple's realitykit (photogrammetrysession) for camera alignment, which is sandbox-safe and solid on apple silicon. But the main rail is the app's own native swift + metal sfm pipeline, built end to end (features, matching, geometric verification, pose graph, bundle adjustment) so there's no python, no cuda, and no colmap binary to install. Camera alignment on low-overlap captures is exactly the tricky part, and more frame overlap with a slow, parallax-rich orbit buys you a lot. Colmap (as an external workflow) stays available as an option for large general outdoor sets, but the native path is the default now and keeps everything local and install-free.