Voxxly
No-code website builder for stunning real 3D websites.
The first testing sites come to life. :) Just try it out yourself!
I finally launched Voxxly after working on it for a long time.
The idea came from being a bit bored with how similar most website builders feel. You drag in a hero section, add some cards, a footer, and in the end a lot of sites still look more or less the same.
With Voxxly, I wanted building a website to feel more like creating a little world. You start with a 3D space, customize it, add objects and your own content, and publish it directly from the browser.
A big part of the goal was also to make the process fun. Not “fun” as a marketing word, but actually enjoyable to play around with. You move things, try different rooms, change the look, and slowly your site starts to feel like your own place.
You don’t need to code or know anything about 3D software.
It went live a few days ago, so I’m still very much at the stage of watching what people do with it and fixing whatever gets in their way.
Would genuinely love feedback from other founders here, especially on the first-time experience.
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The first testing sites come to life. :) Just try it out yourself!
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The strongest part is the “website as a world” concept. The real question is whether that experience solves a meaningful reason to build a site differently, or is mainly a more playful way to do what existing builders already enable.
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That’s a fair point. I don’t think 3D makes sense for every website either. For me, Voxxly is most useful when the experience itself matters. Meaning portfolios, creators, products, events, brands, things like that.
Building with it is a lot of fun, and you can customize the look at any time. Therefore, I can also easily imagine a Voxxly site existing alongside your regular website.
Now I’m curious to see which use cases actually stick.
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