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Splat Labs

Splat Labs is a professional cloud platform for hosting, viewing, measuring, annotating, sharing, and collaborating on Gaussian Splat models.

Stage: Online Platform / DeliveryTeam sharingMeasurementsAEC and real estate workflows

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What It Does

Splat Labs is not just a viewer. It is closer to a delivery and collaboration system for teams that need a splat to become a working artifact: measured, annotated, embedded, shared, and revisited over time.

It is useful when raw files are not enough. A client, project manager, or field team may need a browser link, access control, floor plans, scene notes, and integration with other project systems.

How To Use It In 3DGS

Create or receive a splat from Postshot, Polycam, KIRI Engine, Luma AI, DJI/XGRIDS-related workflows, or another supported source.
Upload the model to Splat Labs Cloud and confirm render quality, orientation, and navigation.
Add measurements, annotations, portals, floor plans, or scene redesign features as needed.
Share a controlled link or embed the viewer in the project website, CRM, MLS, BIM review, or documentation flow.

Things To Watch

This is a hosted platform, so pricing, file-size limits, account permissions, and data residency need review before enterprise use.
Measurement and AI features should be validated against the accuracy requirements of the project.
If you need local-only or source-controlled assets, keep a separate archival workflow outside the hosted project.

Official And Related Links

Splat Labs Website Splat Labs Docs Platform Guide General FAQ

Best-Fit Projects

Real estate walkthroughs where link sharing, virtual staging, and embeds matter more than raw file access.
AEC and construction progress capture where annotations, 4D timelines, and integrations can turn scans into project records.
Surveying or infrastructure contexts where teams need measurements, geospatial layers, and controlled access.

Platform Notes

Docs mention a free tier with limited projects and larger upload limits on paid plans; check current plan limits before uploading very large scenes.
The docs list integrations such as ArcGIS, Autodesk Construction Cloud, Revit, and SketchUp, which makes it relevant beyond pure visual showcase pages.