
Interactive 3D presentations
Explore a 3D model with your customer, or present a video, a lookbook or a floor plan. Choose the view that helps explain the product.
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Dysplay brings your products, sales materials and customer conversations into one branded virtual showroom.
The same showroom, dressed for whoever you are selling to — their palette, their lockup, their product holding the stage.
Brass and patinated steel · 2700K warm dimming · 1.8m braided cord · made to order in four finishes.
A room dressed three ways, with each house’s own palette, rail and product. Click a name.
So stop selling your product in someone else's window.
Your name over the doorOne rail down the side of the stage, holding the things your team already sells with.

Explore a 3D model with your customer, or present a video, a lookbook or a floor plan. Choose the view that helps explain the product.

Open a brochure or PDF together. When you turn a page, your customer sees the same page inside the showroom.

Ours works for the host, never on your buyer. No bot joins the call, nothing answers your client, and nobody is sold to by a machine. It reads what the room already records, and hands it to your rep once everyone has left.
The visit writes itself down — what you showed, what they asked, what you promised by Friday. You leave with minutes instead of memory.
Stands on: the live transcriptAn email built from the visit that actually happened: the pages they lingered on, the options they chose, the file they asked for twice.
Stands on: visit analyticsEvery visit reports back — which asset held them, which one they skipped. The follow-up more or less writes itself.
Your logo, your palette, your files. Twenty minutes, and no designer.
A private viewing
Thursday, 15:00 · 30 minutes
We build the first showroom with you. Your team sells in it the same week.
Book a walkthroughReview a document together and collect a signature inside the showroom when your customer is ready. Keep the signed copy with the call.

Explore the options you have prepared for the product. The displayed total updates as you make selections together.

Search an address and put the map on the stage — for anyone selling something that sits somewhere in particular.

Your own configurator, a supplier catalogue, a video. Opened inside the room for everyone, not screen-shared at them.
Interest, read back to you. Which assets held attention, where the room went quiet, and who else opened the link afterwards.
Stands on: visit analyticsAsk your own catalogue mid-visit — a spec, a lead time, the discount floor — and read it off your notes panel. Your guest never sees it.
Stands on: presenter notesNone of the four is live yet — that is what “in the workshop” means. Ask us where each one is on a walkthrough and you will get a date or a shrug, not a demo of something that does not exist.
Two new visitors entered the room on Sunday.
Still openThe room stays open for them — and for whoever else they need to convince.
No download, no account
One link. Your client arrives in your brand, with nothing to install.
You lead, they follow, the product is between you. Then it is just how you sell.