WebXR API Development
Native WebXR Device API integration for immersive AR and VR sessions directly in the browser — no plugins, no app downloads, maximum reach.
We build browser-native AR and VR experiences using the WebXR API, Three.js, and A-Frame — zero app install required, maximum audience reach.
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Native WebXR Device API integration for immersive AR and VR sessions directly in the browser — no plugins, no app downloads, maximum reach.
High-performance 3D scenes built with Three.js for programmatic control or A-Frame for declarative HTML-like markup. Both optimised for immersive WebXR sessions.
AR overlays via WebXR AR Session — place 3D objects on real-world surfaces through the browser camera on supported Android devices and iOS via compatible apps.
Full 6DOF VR experiences delivered through the browser for Meta Quest, PC VR headsets, and desktop preview modes — zero friction entry for users.
Profiling and optimisation of WebGL render pipelines — draw call batching, texture compression, level of detail, and shader optimisation for smooth browser XR.
Systematic testing across Chrome Android, Meta Quest Browser, Safari (iOS WebXR polyfill), and desktop browsers to ensure consistent experience quality.

Fixed milestones, working software every fortnight, and no surprises on the invoice.
We define the interaction model, content hierarchy, and performance budget based on target devices. WebXR experiences are designed for zero-friction access from day one.
Our 3D team constructs optimised WebGL scenes — geometry, materials, lighting, and audio — built for browser performance constraints rather than native app luxury.
WebXR Device API integration for AR hit-testing, VR session management, controller input, hand tracking, and DOM overlay for hybrid 2D/3D interfaces.
Live testing on Meta Quest Browser, Chrome Android, iOS polyfill, and desktop. We validate frame rates, interaction fidelity, and graceful degradation on unsupported devices.
How we price, who we staff and what happens after launch — the parts that decide whether a project actually lands.
You know the cost and the timeline before a line of code is written. No hourly billing, no scope-creep surprises.
Full source code, credentials and intellectual property transfer to you on final payment. We sign the IP assignment on day one.
Every project is staffed by engineers with years of production experience — no juniors learning on your budget.
Built for PIPEDA and provincial privacy law, with data kept on Canadian infrastructure where it matters.
A focused, fixed-price path from idea to a launched product, refined across dozens of startup engagements.
Tiered SLAs from monitoring and bug fixes to a dedicated team with 24/7 response. Most clients stay for years.
Independent awards and partner tiers, each one earned on delivered work.

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Top 100 North America
Regulation is a design constraint here, accounted for from the first architectural decision rather than audited in at the end.
Personal data handled to the letter of Canadian and international law.
Threat modelling, least-privilege access and audited controls.
Model evaluation, human oversight and an audit trail.
The regulations your industry answers to, designed in from day one.
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Built and tested so the people who need it can actually use it.
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Ask our teamWebXR is a browser API that enables immersive AR and VR experiences to run directly in a web browser — no app download required. Native AR/VR apps (ARKit, ARCore, Unity, Unreal) are installed from an app store and access platform APIs directly. WebXR trades some performance and device feature access for zero friction distribution. Users click a URL and they're in XR.
Chrome for Android and the Meta Quest Browser have the best WebXR AR and VR support. Firefox Reality (Quest) also supports WebXR. Safari on iOS does not natively support WebXR, but the WebXR Viewer app from Mozilla provides AR capabilities. Desktop Chrome and Edge support WebXR VR with connected headsets. We build with progressive enhancement so non-XR browsers receive a 3D preview fallback.
WebXR runs inside a browser's JavaScript and WebGL sandbox, which means higher CPU overhead than native apps, limited access to platform-specific optimisations, and no direct GPU memory management. For most AR overlays and mid-complexity VR scenes these limits are acceptable. For highly complex simulations or AAA-quality visuals, native development is typically more appropriate. We'll advise which approach fits your requirements.
Yes. WebXR AR is supported on Android devices running Chrome 81+, enabling real-world surface detection and 3D object placement through the browser camera. iOS support is more limited — native WebXR AR requires the Mozilla WebXR Viewer. WebXR VR (headset sessions) works on Meta Quest Browser and mobile VR viewers. We design experiences that degrade gracefully to 3D on unsupported mobile browsers.
Choose WebXR when zero-friction distribution matters most — marketing campaigns, product configurators, event experiences, and demos where users won't install an app. Choose native AR/VR when you need maximum performance, access to platform-specific hardware (LiDAR, eye tracking, haptics), app store monetisation, or offline capability. Many projects benefit from a WebXR MVP that validates the concept before a native build.
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