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Runs in your browser. Nothing to install.

Make a place.
Fill it together.

Open a link and you are standing in a 3D room with other people. Move things, add things, and give them simple rules with blocks.

01Step 1 of 4

Join an interactive world

Someone sends you a link. You click it and you are inside, standing up, looking around. Nothing to install and no account needed to look.

02Step 2 of 4

Meet, talk and interact with friends

Your voice comes from where you are standing, so it gets quieter as you walk away. Wave, sit down, pick something up and hand it to someone.

03Step 3 of 4

Build together and create worlds

Pull a model out of the library and drop it in the room. Everyone sees it land. Move it, light it, and give it rules with blocks.

04Step 4 of 4

Create interactive events

Put on a talk, a class, a show or a launch. Set the stage, open the doors, and let a few hundred people walk in.

Open right now

Walk into one of these.

These are live worlds on VECOS. Press a button and you are in one, in your browser, in about a minute.

Browse all worlds

No worlds are published yet.

Make the first one — it takes a few minutes.

Give things rules

Snap blocks together and the thing obeys.

No typing code. You stack blocks the way you would say it out loud: when someone walks in, keep turning. Add and remove blocks below and watch the cube change.

ScriptPreview of the real editor
when someone walks in
keep doing
go back to the start
Blocks:

The one rule

If nobody saves it, the evening is gone when the last person leaves.

That is on purpose. A room people pushed around for one night is not a room that stays that way forever. Keeping it is something a person decides to do — and your copy is kept on its own, so it never writes over anybody else's.

Atelier Nord

17 things moved · 3 added

Not saved

Only the owner and the people they trust can save. Everyone else can see who did.

The browser is only the front door.

Same room, same voices, same people — whatever they walked in on.

  • Browser

    Click a link and you are in. This is the one to send someone.

  • Phone

    iPhone and Android, with controls made for one thumb.

  • Headset

    Stand up in it. Reach out and move something with your hand.

  • Computer

    Windows and macOS, for the long sessions where you build.

Backed by

The people building on it.

Studios, schools and teams putting their own worlds on VECOS.

Northlight Studio
Meridian Labs
Atelier Rive
Kestrel Academy
Fathom Works
Orchard Collective
Vantage Group
Selby Institute

Pricing

Free to walk in. Paid when you want it to stay.

Visiting costs nothing, always. You pay when you start keeping things: storage, published worlds, and rooms that hold more people.

  • Visitor

    For anyone who was sent a link.

    Free

    • Walk into any public world
    • Voice and chat included
    • Your own avatar and friends list
    • 1 world of your own, unpublished
  • Most people pick this

    Creator

    For the person who builds the room.

    $12/ month

    • 10 published worlds
    • 5 GB for your models and pictures
    • Up to 20 people in a room
    • Private rooms with their own codes
    • Block scripting
  • Studio

    For a team making worlds together.

    $39/ month

    • As many worlds as you like
    • 100 GB of storage
    • Up to 60 people in a room
    • Groups, roles and permissions
    • Moderation tools and a record of who did what
  • Enterprise

    For places with their own rules.

    Talk to us

    • Single sign-on
    • Your own capacity and region
    • Your own domain
    • A support agreement in writing

Everything in coral is a placeholder — prices and limits are not final, and nothing here can be bought yet.

Someone is already inside one.

Open a world in your browser and see what this actually is. It takes about a minute.