What app installs cost an AR campaign
Why the step between seeing a campaign and opening its experience matters, and when a browser link is the better choice.
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App-free AR launched from QR, links, image targets, packaging, print, floor placement, and browser-opened campaign paths.
App-free WebAR experiences: a cultural route, a construction project example, and resident communication that combines WebAR with online 3D.

Footprints of the Kalevala: a multi-stop WebAR trail for cultural route storytelling.

Image-tracking WebAR for construction communication and print-triggered project views.

Savonkatu: WebAR plus online 3D for comparing development options from print and web.
For who · why now
Teams who want AR to launch from print, packaging, signage, websites, project pages, product pages, or campaign material without asking the audience to install an app.
What it earns the buyer
What you get
WebAR starts from the launch surface
Don't have everything? Start with what you have. On the first call we'll tell you what's worth creating, and what's not.
WebAR is useful when a physical or digital touchpoint should open into something experiential. These references show cultural trails, resident communication, and product presentations.
Same six steps, adapted to each project's requirements. The first call decides where to enter and what to skip.
Decide whether the AR should open from an image target, product package, website, floor placement, or printed material such as posters, flyers, handouts, floor stickers, or other print products.
We optimize or create the 3D, define animation and interaction, and keep the scene light enough for browser launch on real phones.
The launch screen, permissions, instructions, language versions, and calls to action are designed around the audience, the use case, and the context where they open it.
We implement the functionality and informational content, test the experience on real devices, and iterate until it works the way the use case needs.
We deliver the final AR-experience, URL, QR and connect the AR moment to a useful next step for the onboarded user.
The same optimized 3D asset can often support online 3D, sales material, events, and future AR variants.
The questions buyers actually ask. Open one to read.
No. WebAR opens from a link or QR code. The exact AR mode depends on the use case, device, and tracking method, but the default path is app-free.
The camera recognizes a designated image, package, sign, postcard graphic and anchors the augmented content to it. The target image needs enough visual detail and contrast to track reliably.
Yes. WebAR is a strong way to augment all relevant print materials: brochures, posters, packaging, postcards, signage, event material, and direct mail.
Floor placement lets a user place a model into their environment from the browser. It is useful for objects, products, scale comparisons, and lightweight spatial previews.
Often, yes. We usually plan the 3D so it can also become an online 3D embed, a sales link, a video capture, or a larger AR experience later. In most projects where 3D-asset creation is included, we will hand the 3D files over to our client for potential further use.
Place buildings, artworks, objects, and story layers into the real world at a scale people can understand on site.
Interactive browser-based 3D presentations for products, places, networks, and ideas that need more than a flat render.
Drone-enabled Gaussian splatting for places, construction sites and cultural heritage that need to be explored online.
AR / XR expertise for workshops, lectures, concepting, and feasibility checks. Always tailored to client specs.
Let buyers build your product, see how it works and look inside it, in a browser and in AR.
Turn drawings, BIM, and renders into experiences buyers, residents, and approvers can open and explore.
Capture a destination as a photo-derived 3D scene that visitors can explore from a normal browser link.
Explain anything physical with an interactive browser-based 3D model people can open on any device.
Sell spatial media with spatial tools. Let buyers inspect stations, vehicles, and venues in context.
Make place-based stories walkable, visible, and memorable. Designed for the real signage, languages, and maintenance.
Extend packaging, POS, showrooms, and events into an app-free / browser-based brand moment people can open without installing anything.
Why the step between seeing a campaign and opening its experience matters, and when a browser link is the better choice.
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