Dentrix is a browser-based world builder — block out a scene in the Studio, publish it, and friends can join and walk around together in seconds. No installs, no client, just a link.
Dentrix splits cleanly into three tools that all read and write the same Firebase-backed game data.
Place cubes, spheres, cylinders and ramps in a live 3D viewport. Set colors, transforms and a spawn point, then publish straight to Firestore.
Open Studio →Browse every published world, search by name, and see who built what. Picking a game hands you straight to the Player.
Browse games →Walk a world in first person with WASD and mouse-look. Realtime Database syncs everyone's position, so you see other players live.
Jump into a world →Drop primitives into the Studio viewport, nudge their position and scale, pick colors. Everything autosaves to your draft.
One click writes the scene to Firestore and lists it in the launcher for anyone with the link.
Players load the scene, drop in at the spawn point, and move around a room synced live over Realtime Database — with a chat panel alongside.
Open the Studio, drop a few blocks, hit publish. That's the whole workflow.
Open Studio