The collaborative 3D design platform, today announced the addition of Android support, making it possible for the first time ever to design for Android in 3D, build the interactions, and ship natively to any spatial device, mobile application, or website without using code. It is now the only 3D design platform to enable these capabilities across both the Android and Apple ecosystems. Spline also debuted a number of features, including its real-time API and WebHooks, which can connect with AI to create rich interactive AI experiences in 3D.

In addition to Android support, Spline also rolled out:

Real-time API: This new feature allows designers to connect APIs with variables, trigger events, and actions to make changes within their scene based on the data that is coming from the APIs. Now designers can create interactive experiences that rely on real data with authentication, and they can control when to connect with the API based on the event actions in a scene.

Webhooks: With Webhooks, creators can now also generate custom WebHook URLs for each of their scenes to be used from third-party tools to push events, notifications, or data. WebHooks allow users to receive data in a simple format that’s compatible with thousands of apps.

AI Experiences: The combination of the real-time API and Webhooks makes it possible for designers to connect with an AI model and request information, then use that information to control the look and feel of the objects in a 3D scene. For example, they can make 3D objects react to text content from the AI model and create contextual UIs. Creators now have the power to build experiences driven by AI interactions and ship them into production– all without coding.