Pandore is an agentic 3D platform that helps architects, engineers, developers, and creators turn ideas and real-world data into environments they can build, edit, and use.
A generated scene should be the beginning of your work, not the limit of what you can change.
That is why we are building agentic infrastructure for 3D and spatial reasoning: the tools, workspace, and connections that let AI work with environments, not simply produce images of them.
From designing a building to reconstructing a real place or creating an interactive world, the ambition is the same: make more things possible, while keeping you in charge.
Give an agent a goal and let it work through the steps of building or changing a scene, using spatial planning, procedural generation, and 3D editing tools. Inspect the result, adjust the direction, or make changes yourself. The output is something you can continue working on—not just a preview of what you imagined.
Design buildings through CAD-based parametric geometry, including interiors and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, with structured IFC export. Work with dimensions, building elements, and their relationships rather than a visual shell. The result is an architectural model you can revise and carry into a BIM workflow.
Generate games, terrain, roads, cities, trees, and populated interiors, and create 3D assets from visual references. Combine these capabilities with geospatial data to develop environments in context. Build the larger scene, then refine the individual elements that make it yours.
Bring photographs and video into your spatial workflow through 3D reconstruction and 4D capture, including scenes that change over time. Use reconstructed content as a starting point for visualization, inspection, and further scene creation. Work from an existing place rather than rebuilding everything from a blank canvas.
Create interactive environments through native Three.js workflows. Build scenes that people can explore and interact with in a browser, rather than limiting the result to a static render or video. Bring spatial creation into websites, digital experiences, and applications.
Pandore brings together terrain, buildings, roads, vegetation, interiors, and captured content within a broader scene workflow. A spatial scene graph gives agents a way to work with objects and their relationships, rather than treating each generation as an isolated task. The goal is not simply to make more objects, but to make those objects work together.
A convincing image of a building is not the same thing as a building model. Pandore’s architectural workflow combines CAD-based parametric geometry, building systems, and IFC export, so dimensions and structure remain part of the work. You can develop the design beyond its first visual impression.
Pandore’s editors are workspaces in their own right, not just interfaces for entering prompts. Build manually, delegate work to an agent, or move between the two as the task requires. You should not have to describe every adjustment in words when you already know what you want to change.
Pandore brings together a web editor and a desktop environment, with integrations for Blender and Unreal Engine alongside IFC and native Three.js workflows. These connections let you work across established 3D tools and different kinds of deliverables. Generation should fit into a wider creative or technical process, not become a separate destination.
Pandore’s value is in its editor, engine, spatial tools, and ability to connect them, not in access to a single AI model. Our architecture is designed for model choice, including bring-your-own-key workflows. As models improve, you should be able to change the intelligence behind your work without abandoning the environment you work in.
Architecture practices, BIM teams, and building-engineering consultancies developing parametric buildings, coordinating interiors and MEP systems, and preparing IFC-based deliverables.
Industrial engineering, facilities, and digital-twin teams reconstructing real sites and developing spatial representations of factories, infrastructure, and operational environments.
Creative and game developers, digital agencies building interactive 3D websites, brand experiences, and spatial applications.
Independent 3D creators and environment-design teams creating landscapes, cities, virtual worlds, and visual prototypes through a combination of direct editing and AI assistance.
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