What is Roamzi?
Roamzi is a browser-based, no-code builder for interactive 3D rooms. Creators can make virtual shops, galleries, showrooms, wellness spaces and social rooms, then share them by link, QR code or website embed.
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Quick answers about building and exploring with Roamzi.
Roamzi is a no-code, browser-based 3D room builder for phones, computers and compatible VR headsets. These short answers describe the current product and link to the detailed source pages.
Can I use Roamzi without a VR headset?
Yes. Roamzi rooms work in supported phone and computer browsers. A compatible headset and WebXR browser are only needed for immersive VR.
Is Roamzi free?
Yes. The Free plan includes one saved room, 12 placed assets, three window templates, image uploads and sharing.
How much does Roamzi cost?
Creator is $29 USD per month for three rooms and commerce/media tools. Studio is $79 USD per month for ten rooms, all window templates and the full asset library. Yearly checkout options are also available.
Can I put a Roamzi room on my website?
Yes. A public saved room can be shared with responsive embed code containing a small Built with Roamzi link.
Can I upload my own 3D model?
Yes. Upload a self-contained glTF 2.0 GLB file up to 20 MB and 300,000 vertices. Embed PNG or JPEG textures and avoid unsupported Draco, Meshopt or KTX2 compression.
Can I sell products in a Roamzi room?
Creator and Studio can display products and link shoppers to an external store. Integrated Stripe checkout also requires Roamzi platform payment activation and an eligible connected seller account.
Can several people visit the same room?
Yes. Signed-in visitors in the same public room can see one another unless they choose Invisible. Optional voice requires microphone permission and a separate voice connection from each participant.
How do I share a room?
Open Share room to create or update a public room link, download a QR code or copy website embed code. Update the shared snapshot after editing.
Can video play inside a room?
Yes, through the dedicated 16:9 TV frame. Direct MP4 or WebM links work best for in-room playback; browser autoplay rules may initially mute sound or require a user action.