Back in 2022 the Metaverse hype was in full swing - promising the concept of a shared 3D space, linked to the real-world & other people, where everyone can build or browse. It's clear that this won't be a single app owned by a single company. It must be open, accessible, and permissionless. Fortunately, we already have a mature ecosystem for accessing content and running arbitrary code safely, and standards that mean users can experience this content regardless of their hardware or software: the web browser. Today, WebXR is the best way of delivering XR experiences on the web, with one major flaw: No Apple device supports it. Variant Launch enables low-friction WebXR access on iOS devices, as simple as scanning a QR code or tapping a button on a website. It means you no longer need to use WebAR SDKs or apps to experience AR on Apple.

Variant Launch

WebXR compatible SDK that brings AR to iOS browsers

WebXR compatible SDK that brings AR to iOS browsers