Websites people can pick up and turn around

3D product configurators, virtual tours, AR, VR and Unity games, made to run in a browser or on a headset. The town below is live: every building is one of our services. Open one to see it at work, add what you need to your project, or take the car for a drive.

A 3D model town where each building is a Webtronix service: a shop, a giant phone, a glass office, a data centre, an arcade with a VR headset and a warehouse

Our services

Open a service and add it to your project to get a quote for exactly what you need.Or just tell us what you need
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What we build in 3D

Five kinds of project, from a single product someone can spin on your shop page to a full training simulator.

  • 3D product configurators

    Customers turn your product around, pick colours, materials and options, and see the price change as they go. Then they order or send you the exact spec.

    Good for: Furniture, cars and bikes, kitchens, machinery, jewellery, packaging.

  • Virtual tours and property walkthroughs

    Walk through a building before it's built. Change finishes, switch day to night, open a floor plan and book a viewing, all in the browser or on a VR headset.

    Good for: Developers, estate agents, hotels, showrooms, museums.

  • AR and VR apps

    Place a product in your own room through the phone camera, or put on a headset and stand inside a classroom, an expo hall or a training site.

    Good for: Retail, education, events, training.

  • Unity games and training simulators

    Mobile and PC games, multiplayer worlds, and simulators where people practise dangerous or expensive jobs safely before doing them for real.

    Good for: Brands, studios, schools, defence and industrial training.

  • 3D websites and landing pages

    A homepage or launch page with a real-time 3D scene that people can play with, built to load fast and still work on an ordinary phone.

    Good for: Product launches, architecture studios, tech companies, campaigns.

Games, VR and simulators we've shipped

A few of the projects built with our studio partner, Portsea Games: VR for property in Dubai, a virtual classroom, a multiplayer expo, military and bomb-disposal training, and games on phones and PC. Click a picture to watch it running.

  • VR Real Estate

    Property, Dubai

    A virtual reality experience for promoting property in Dubai: clients explore listings in realistic 360° views to buy or sell.

  • VR Classroom

    Education

    A multiplayer virtual classroom with a shared whiteboard, PDF and video presentations and a seat for every student.

  • Metaverse Multiplayer Expo

    Virtual events

    A virtual expo with interactive booths, games, a live auditorium and a photo booth, plus text and voice chat between visitors.

  • VTS

    Military training simulator

    A simulation-based training system for military engineers, with a VR version, covering bridge building, minefield clearance, field fortifications and route clearance.

  • CBRN

    VR training simulator

    VR training for bomb disposal specialists after a nuclear blast: detect hazards, measure radiation and see how contamination spreads.

  • Car Chase Farm Escape

    Mobile game

    An endless runner where players steer a car through a busy farm, dodge chasing vehicles and collect coins and power-ups for a high score.

  • Kris and Ben

    AR game

    An augmented reality game where characters and the story come to life around the player, with real-time interactions.

  • Megazone Pinball

    Arcade game

    A classic arcade pinball table with targets, combos and high scores, built for quick, replayable sessions.

  • Contra Shooter

    Multiplayer shooter

    A first-person multiplayer shooter where two teams of five battle for the most kills in fast, tactical matches.

More in our work, and on the game development and AR and VR pages.

On the web or in Unity

The same 3D models can live on your website, in a phone app or on a VR headset. What changes is how people open it.

On the web

For anything that should open from a link, with nothing to install. The model on this page is built this way.

  • three.js
  • React Three Fiber
  • WebGL
  • WebXR
  • GSAP

In Unity

For games, VR headsets and simulators that need full physics, multiplayer or offline use. Built with Portsea Games.

  • Unity
  • C#
  • Meta Quest
  • iOS and Android
  • Windows

The 3D itself

Send us CAD files, existing 3D models or just photos and drawings. We model, texture and shrink them so they load quickly.

  • Blender
  • glTF
  • Draco and KTX2 compression

How a 3D project runs

  1. Week 1What it should doWe agree what visitors can touch and change, what devices it must run on, and what a sale or a lead looks like. You get a fixed price.
  2. Weeks 2–4Models and lookWe build or clean up the 3D models and set the lighting and materials. You see screenshots and a rough scene early.
  3. Weeks 4–8InteractionsOptions, prices, hotspots, controls and the link to your shop, CRM or booking system. Tested on cheap phones as well as good laptops.
  4. LaunchLive, then measuredWe put it live, watch what people click and how fast it loads, and adjust. Bigger Unity and VR projects run longer; we'll tell you up front.

Questions

Won't 3D make my website slow?

Not if it's built carefully. The 3D loads after the rest of the page, the models are compressed, and phones get a lighter version. Visitors on very old devices or in data-saver mode see a still picture instead.

Does it work on phones?

Yes. Everything we build is tested on ordinary Android phones and iPhones, with touch controls. The model on this page is a good test: try it on your phone.

Should mine be on the web or in Unity?

If people should open it from a link or an ad, the web is usually right. If it's a game, needs a VR headset, heavy physics or works offline, Unity is better. We'll tell you which after a short call.

We don't have 3D models. Can you still do it?

Yes. We can model from photos, drawings or CAD files. If you already have models from a designer or manufacturer, we prepare them for the web.

Who builds the games and VR projects?

We build them together with our studio partner, Portsea Games. Web 3D, configurators and the websites around them are built by our own team in Islamabad.

What does a 3D project cost?

It depends mostly on how many models are needed and what people can do with them. A single product configurator costs far less than a multiplayer VR world. Tell us what you have in mind and we'll reply with a fixed price within one business day.

Got something people should be able to walk around?

A product, a building, a training course or a game idea. Tell us about it and we'll reply within one business day with how we'd build it and a fixed price.