Development · Web app
Omma
AI builder for interactive 3D websites, scenes, and web apps
Omma is an AI-powered website and application builder developed by Spline that turns natural language prompts into interactive experiences. It specializes in 3D scenes, WebGPU graphics, and interactive web apps using parallel AI agents to handle code, asset creation, and data pipelines.
What it's for
- Generate 3D interactive landing pages using natural-language chat commands
- Fine-tune 3D camera paths, depth of field, and lighting settings in real time
- Integrate dynamic datasets like CSV, JSON, and 3D files (GLB, GLTF) directly into web scenes
- Create interactive presentations, small games, and web demos without writing boilerplate code
Features
- Natural language prompt-to-app generator
- Parallel AI agent execution for simultaneous code, image, and 3D generation
- Interactive 3D scene editing with camera path and depth-of-field controls
- Support for multiple data and 3D formats including CSV, JSON, GLB, and OBJ
- Live preview panel with real-time rendering adjustments
- Template library for websites, presentations, and 3D scenes
Pricing
Freemium. Free tier available; paid plans and enterprise tiers offered.
Details
- Type
- Web app
- Category
- Development
- Topic
- Website Builders
- Open source
- No
- Platforms
- Web, macOS
- For
- Web designers, creative developers, and product creators wanting to build 3D interactive web experiences without boilerplate setup.
- Alternative to
- Spline, v0, Framer
- Tags
- webgpu, 3d, ai builder, web design, spline, nocode
Why it was saved
- @omma_ai: Demonstrates shipping a GPU-rendered grass-field landing page in one tool.
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