Placenote SDK lets you quickly build cloud-based Augmented Reality (AR) apps that pin digital content to locations in the real world. Keep reading to learn how it works.

Placenote currently supports any ARKit enabled iOS device. Android support will be coming soon.

Placenote does not need GPS, markers or beacons for position tracking. Instead, it lets users dynamically scan any space and turn it into a trackable map for positioning digital content. No infrastructure needed.

Scan Indoor Spaces

Users scan their surroundings with their phone camera to capture a 3D map.

Save Virtual Content

Once mapped, any digital content placed in the area will be saved, to reload or share with others.

Cloud Server for 3D Maps

Placenote makes it easy for developers to deploy AR apps on a cloud platform built specifically for 3D map management and sharing.

Rapid Prototyping Tools

We know that building AR apps is hard work. Placenote includes several sample apps and a simulator to help reduce development time.

Placenote opens the door to a huge spectrum of AR applications such as digital information overlays, indoor navigation and multiplayer gaming. Read about the two most common use cases of Placenote in the links below.

Annotate the world in AR.

Create and share persistent digital sticky notes for industrial applications in maintenance, construction and manufacturing.

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Create 3D scans of spaces.

Capture and share 3D models of indoor spaces for applications in real estate, architecture and interior design.

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Placenote currently supports iOS development on Unity3D and SceneKit platforms. You can jump directly into the documentation using these links.