Voxxly has only been live for two days, but the first milestone came sooner than expected: the new 3D website builder has reached the number one position in the Website Builders category on StartupBase.
At the time of writing, Voxxly is listed ahead of the other products in the category, making it an encouraging start for a platform that has only just opened its doors to the public.
Of course, a ranking after two days is only a snapshot. But for us, it is an interesting first indication that there is genuine interest in a different approach to website building.
Voxxly was created for exactly that reason. Instead of offering another variation of the familiar drag-and-drop website builder, we wanted to explore what happens when a website becomes a three-dimensional space.
What is Voxxly?
Voxxly is a browser-based 3D website builder that allows users to create interactive websites without coding or professional 3D design software.
The basic idea is simple. Rather than starting with a blank page and adding conventional website sections, users begin with a 3D room or environment.
That space can then be customized with different objects, materials, colors and content. Text, links, images, videos and other website elements can be integrated into the environment, allowing visitors to move through a site rather than simply scroll down it.
Everything is created directly in the browser.
This is an important part of the concept. Building a 3D experience for the web has traditionally required a combination of 3D modelling, development knowledge and considerable technical work. Voxxly is designed to make that process far more accessible.
The platform is aimed at people who want the visual impact of a 3D website without having to build one from scratch.
Why Build Websites in 3D?
Traditional websites are not going anywhere, nor should they.
For many projects, a clean two-dimensional layout is exactly what is needed. A local service business, online shop or corporate information page does not necessarily benefit from turning every interaction into a 3D experience.
There are, however, plenty of situations where standing out matters.
Creative portfolios are one obvious example. Designers, artists, photographers and other creatives often need their website to do more than present information. The presentation itself is part of the work.
The same applies to musicians, creators, gaming projects, events and brands that want to build a more memorable digital experience.
With a 3D website, a portfolio can become a virtual studio. A product page can become a showroom. A personal profile can look more like a room that represents the person behind it. Even a simple link-in-bio page can become something users can explore.
That is the area in which Voxxly is intended to sit.
It is not about adding 3D simply because it looks impressive. It is about giving people another way to structure and present online content. And most important: Just having real fun building a website! 🙂
A Different Approach to No-Code Website Building
The no-code market has grown enormously over the past few years, and users can now choose between a large number of website builders.
Most of them follow broadly the same principle: select a template, add sections, edit content and publish. That workflow works well, but it also means that many websites end up feeling increasingly similar. Voxxly takes a different starting point. The room itself becomes the layout.
Objects can act as part of the navigation or presentation, while content becomes integrated into the environment. Instead of designing from the top of a page to the bottom, users are effectively arranging a small digital space.
At the same time, the technical side remains hidden as much as possible. There is no need to write JavaScript, work with WebGL directly or create a scene in professional 3D software before importing it into a website.
The goal is to make creating a 3D website feel much closer to using a normal website builder.
Who Can Use Voxxly?
One of the interesting parts of the launch has been seeing how differently people interpret the platform.
There is no single use case that defines Voxxly.
A freelancer might build a small 3D office and use it as a portfolio. A musician could create a virtual room containing releases, videos and social links. A company might use Voxxly to present a product in a small interactive showroom.
Other possible uses include:
- Creative portfolios
- Personal websites
- 3D link-in-bio pages
- Artist and musician websites
- Product showcases
- Brand experiences
- Digital showrooms
- Event pages
- Gaming and community websites
- Interactive landing pages
The platform is deliberately open enough to allow users to come up with their own ideas. That is also one of the things we are most interested in following now that Voxxly is publicly available.
#1 on StartupBase After Two Days
StartupBase is a platform for discovering new startups, software products and online tools. Products are organized into individual topics and categories, including Website Builders.
Two days after the official Voxxly launch, the platform moved into the number one position in that category. For a new product entering a competitive market, that is a welcome bit of early momentum.
It is particularly encouraging because website builders are anything but a small niche. Users already have access to a huge range of established platforms, from simple landing-page tools to highly sophisticated professional design systems.
Competing by offering exactly the same thing would make little sense. Our hope with Voxxly is that its 3D-first approach gives people a reason to use it alongside — or instead of — a conventional builder when the project calls for something more visual.
The StartupBase ranking does show that people are noticing the concept, exploring the product and supporting it. At this stage, that matters a lot.
What Comes Next for Voxxly?
Launching Voxxly was never meant to be the point where development stops. Quite the opposite. Until launch, most decisions are based on what you believe users will want. Once people start building real websites, priorities become much clearer. Over the coming weeks and months, we will continue adding new 3D objects, expanding customization options and improving the overall building experience.
We are also paying close attention to how people actually use the platform. Some of the most useful ideas are likely to come from projects we never anticipated when Voxxly was being developed. That is why feedback from the first users is especially valuable. If something is missing, confusing or unnecessarily difficult, we want to know about it.
Try the Voxxly 3D Website Builder
Reaching number one in the Website Builders category on StartupBase after only two days is a great way to begin, but Voxxly is still at the very start of its journey.
The real test will be what people build with it.
If you want to create a website that goes beyond the usual templates and scrolling layouts, you can try Voxxly now and build your own interactive 3D website directly in the browser.
Visit the dashboard and start building.
Voxxly – A New Dimension of Website Building.
