ObjectifyAR

ObjectifyAR is a 3D object scanning, organizing, collecting, and presentation tool built for the Apple ecosystem. It is designed not just to create a 3D file, but to connect the whole workflow: capture a real object, reconstruct it, organize it, add notes, and present it again in an immersive context. Across iPhone, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro, ObjectifyAR lets each device do what it does best: Scan real objects on supported iPhone models using Apple Object Capture Reconstruct captured images into USDZ 3D models Manage model names, descriptions, hashtags, and curator notes in a library Sync collection data across iPhone, Mac, and Vision Pro with iCloud Place saved models back into real-world scenes with AR Camera on iPhone Present a personal 3D collection spatially on Apple Vision Pro ObjectifyAR is made for creators, collectors, educators, prototype builders, and spatial computing users who want a practical way to preserve physical objects and turn them into reusable 3D assets. Use it to record small studio objects, collectibles, handmade pieces, teaching props, design prototypes, or any real-world item that can become part of a 3D collection. After scanning, a model is more than a file: it can become a named, described, categorized, and display-ready collection item. Key features: iPhone object scanning: create 3D models with Apple Object Capture On-device reconstruction: convert captured images into USDZ models 3D object library: store models, descriptions, hashtags, and curator text iCloud sync: continue your collection across Apple devices AR Camera: preview and photograph saved models in real-world scenes Mac organization workflow: manage and edit your model collection more comfortably Vision Pro presentation: bring your objects into a spatial display context Scan quality depends on object material, lighting, capture angles, and device support. For better results, use even lighting and avoid transparent, highly reflective, very thin, or plain featureless objects. ObjectifyAR is built around the idea that 3D scanning should not end with a one-off export. It should become a collection you can keep refining, organizing, and presenting over time.