RealSpace lets you claim a 12 m² square on the real-world map, design a 3D structure for it, and see it appear in augmented reality at those exact coordinates — visible to anyone who stands there. It's your square inside RealSpace, not a piece of real estate.
Five steps on one square of real ground: claim it, build on it, check it against the real street, publish it, then stand in front of it.
The planet is divided into 12 m² squares, each pinned to real coordinates. Claim one on the map and it's yours inside RealSpace. Your first square is free: the nearest open one to you.
Studio runs in your browser. Import a 3D model — a creature, a sculpture, a sign — stand it on your square, then move, turn, size and animate it. Too big for one square? Claim the squares it covers, right there.
Press MAP and your square becomes the actual street around it, in 3D, so you can see how your build sits among the real buildings before anyone else does.
The street here is real too: 5th Avenue in San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter, built from OpenStreetMap data.
SAVE keeps your work a draft that only you can see, in Studio and on your phone. PUBLISH puts it on the street for everyone, once it has been reviewed.
Walk there with the RealSpace app and it's standing exactly where you put it, for everyone who passes. They can like it, comment, save it and follow you.
The app is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
Put models on a timeline: which move they make, where they walk, when the sound hits. Every phone at the square plays the same moment, in step.
Not at your square? Play the scene on your own floor: full size, or a tenth of it on the coffee table.
Stand any model on the floor at life size in seconds. Keep it where it stands, for just you and the people you choose.
Browse models, try any of them on your floor before you get it, and share your own.
It's the real world, so the rules are about real places.
A real recording from RealSpace Studio's MAP view, not a mock-up: the actual street in 3D, with a T-Rex, two fighters, a plane and a cuckoo clock standing on it, all playing one sequence together. Publish it and everyone standing there with the app sees the same scene, in step.
What people have stood on their squares around San Diego. Pick a place and the camera flies there: the real street in 3D, and what's on it.
Every square claimed is one fewer available. Sign up to get in before your neighborhood does.