Spatial Computing & XR

XR Immersive Developer

WebXR lets an AR or VR experience run straight from a browser link with no app-store install, which is exactly why it's the right call for marketing activations, product configurators, or anything that needs to reach a broad audience on whatever headset they already own. This service builds those browser-based immersive experiences end-to-end (3D scenes, spatial tracking, cross-device input) tuned to run acceptably across the fragmented mix of headsets and phones WebXR actually has to support. It's for teams who want an AR/VR experience live in weeks, not an app-store submission cycle, or who need one experience that works whether the visitor showed up on a Quest, an iPhone, or a laptop. You get a shipped, tested experience with a real fallback path for devices that can't do full XR, not a demo that only works on the developer's own headset.

This is a capability we deliver for you as a service, not a role we’re hiring for.

How We’d Approach This

A clear, staged plan, not a black box

These are the service-specific steps inside our six-step process.

1
Diagnose the target devices and use case to set a realistic WebXR performance and compatibility bar
2
Build a pilot scene covering the core interaction to confirm it holds up across your priority devices
3
Review the pilot on real hardware with you, checking tracking accuracy, frame rate, and fallback behavior
4
Build out the full experience, launch it, and hand off the codebase with device-compatibility notes

What You Get

Deliverables from this engagement

Deployed WebXR experience accessible via browser link
Cross-device compatibility testing report
Non-XR fallback experience for unsupported devices
Source code and asset pipeline documentation

Six Ways We Could Architect This

Different engagement, different build, pick the shape that fits

There’s more than one way to deliver on this service. Browse a few of the ways we’d structure the work, depending on your speed, budget, and integration needs.

Read all 6 architectures as text

Lean Fast-Start Architecture

Core WebXR Scene

Three JS Scene Setup
WebXR Session Request
Basic 3D Model Import

Basic Interaction

Controller Ray Casting
Simple Object Selection

Cross Device Testing

Test on Quest Browser
Test on Phone AR Fallback
Manual Frame Rate Check
QA Sign Off on Fallback Path

Ship

Static Hosting Deploy
Shareable Browser Link
Public Launch

Cloud-Native / Managed Services Architecture

Managed Asset Delivery

3D Model Source Files
Managed CDN for GLTF Assets
Texture Compression Service

Managed WebXR Runtime

Three JS or Babylon Engine
Managed Hosting Platform
Edge Caching Layer

Managed Device Testing

Cloud Browser Device Lab
Automated Cross Device Smoke Test

Delivery and Monitoring

Production Web Deployment
Real User Monitoring
Fallback Path for Non XR Devices
Usage Analytics Dashboard

Event-Driven & Automation-First Architecture

Triggers

New Asset Uploaded
Content CMS Update Webhook
Scheduled Compatibility Scan

Automated Build Pipeline

Asset Optimization Queue
Automated GLTF Compression
Automated Cross Browser Test Run

Automated Gating

Compatibility Passed
Auto Deploy to CDN
Auto Rollback and Alert

Automated Feedback

Session Drop Off Telemetry
Auto Flag Device Specific Failure
Trigger Fallback Path Update

Enterprise-Grade & Compliance-Ready Architecture

Governance

Content and Brand Review Board
Accessibility Standards Checklist
Approved Asset Library

Controlled Build

Version Controlled WebXR Codebase
Peer Reviewed Interaction Changes
Signed Release Build

Rigorous Validation

Cross Device Regression Suite
Motion Sickness and Comfort Audit
Security Review of Third Party Scripts

Compliance and Redundancy

Multi Region CDN Redundancy
Full Deployment Audit Log
Data Privacy Review for Tracking Data

AI-Augmented, Human-in-the-Loop Architecture

AI Assisted Scene Building

AI Generates Scene Layout Variants
AI Simulated Performance Estimate
Candidate Scene Build

Human Review Gate

XR Developer Reviews Candidate
Developer Approves Build
Developer Requests Revisions
Rejected Build Archived With Notes

Live Validation

Deployed to Staging Link
Real Device Test Session
Human Sign Off Before Public Launch

Ship

Approved Experience Goes Live
Telemetry Feeds Back to AI

Integration-Heavy / Ecosystem-Connected Architecture

Connected Systems

Product Catalog API
CMS for Marketing Content
E Commerce Checkout System
Existing Marketing Site

WebXR Experience Core

Scene Configuration Service
WebXR Runtime Engine

Broader Ecosystem

Analytics Platform
CRM for Lead Capture
Email Marketing Automation
Social Sharing Integration

Delivered Experience

Embedded Browser Experience
QR Code Entry Point in Physical Store

Ready to get started?

Tell us what you’re trying to get done and we’ll help you find the highest-leverage place to start, scoped small enough to prove itself before you commit to anything bigger.

Talk to us about XR Immersive Developer

Most engagements like this start as a $500–$2,500 pilot, see full pricing.