Sensationalism is breaking the society.

Charging for team/collaboration features is not a good move in 2026. AI is shrinking teams. Collaboration features made sense as a paywall when the team was the production unit. But AI is turning the solo op into the team itself. Few humans, few seats, less revenue.

Subscribed to Codex with business seats 26€/per seat just to test GPT-6 Astra. Did a prompt to create a 3D model of the Roman Temple in Évora (Portugal). Reached usage limit. The rumours of token spending are true.

Code is solved. Not maintenance.

Insurances companies are the worst scheme ever. They serve everything while serving nothing.

We taught a headset to teach origami. Fold lines land on the actual paper, both hands free. Origami is the demo. The real version is somebody learning to service a machine while standing at the machine. Less charming video, bigger market. cyango.com/xr-studio

We built this because I was tired of opening Photoshop just to level a horizon. xr/panoedit: presets, colour sliders, horizon levelling, yaw centre, tripod removal. Exports JPEG at the original resolution, runs locally, nothing uploaded. Download now: cyango.com/xr-panoedit

A 3D honeybee, roughly the size of a car, with hotspots on the anatomy and a guided path between species. Teachers do not want an app. They want a link that opens on whatever hardware the school bought in 2018.

An art gallery you can walk through in a headset, opened from a browser link. No install, no store submission, no build per device. Hit Enter VR and you are inside.

Two scenes, one project. A painted bedroom that looks like a storybook, and a Gaussian splat valley you fly through. Same editor, same link. People keep asking what you do with a splat after capture. This is the answer.

We filmed Porto in 360 and added a guide who talks you through it. Subtitles on by default, because most people watch with sound off. Douro viewpoints, Clérigos quarter, every stop one click away.

Soon we'll start seeing what i'd call Generative Editors. You have a software editor. That editor has fixed property panels. But that doesn't give you the extensibility agents can harness. So the agents build the necessary property panels according along your creative process.

Most virtual museum tours drop you in a room with no idea where you are. This one opens with the floor plan. Click a room, land inside it, click an object and the catalogue entry opens there. Two floors, one link.

Still admiring Dany Bittel's experience. Hours of focus stacking, COLMAP, masking, Postshot. Once the splats were ready, the rest was creative, not technical. Upload each insect, build a scene around it, add UI and interactions, publish one link. It deserves more than a orbit in a viewer. Appreciate here: cyango.com/explore/story/690… Download now: cyango.com/

Inserting @Polyfork3d assets is easy on @cyango_ Then you can make them use physics and player collisions as any other asset. Download now: cyango.com/

Doing 3D layouts that work in 2D responsive is easy on @cyango_

Mixing stuff on @cyango_ is easy.

I didn't had a way to quick preview gaussian splats, 3D models or point cloud files. So I created a free macos quicklook app that allows to press the SPACE bar and instantly preview plus allow to move, rotate and scale to have a better view along other tools like grids. If you have @cyango_ Desktop app installed its already bundled, meaning you can also click "Open with" or double click files to preview not only gaussian splats or ply, but also 360 panoramas, 360 videos, HDR/EXR files, and more. Hope this is useful for any of you. 💪