Custom Integration
Add a 3D viewer, configurator and app-free AR to any custom storefront or app with the Thridify JS SDK, embed code and API.
How it integrates
For a bespoke storefront or app, Thridify gives you the raw building blocks. Build a 360° viewer, configurator or AR experience once in Thridify and publish it, then render it anywhere with the JS SDK or embed code — passing the product, variant or account ID your app resolves. The API and events let your app react to what shoppers do. AR runs in the browser — no app for your users.
Install: Thridify JS SDK, embed code + API
Create the 3D viewer, configurator or AR experience and publish it — each gets a stable ID you reference in code.
Mount the experience anywhere with the JS SDK or embed code, passing the product, variant or account ID your app resolves.
Use the events API to sync configuration, price and add-to-cart with your own backend and analytics.
What you get
A custom stack needs primitives, not a plugin. Thridify exposes the SDK, embed and API so your team controls exactly how 3D and AR appear.
Drop a drag-to-spin 3D viewer anywhere in your app with a single SDK call — full control of layout and lifecycle.
Shoppers configure options live; the events API syncs the selection and price with your own systems.
One tap launches browser AR at true scale — no native app or store submission for your users.
The impact
FAQ
The questions Custom Integration merchants ask most.
Publish the experience in Thridify, then render it with the JS SDK or embed code, passing the product, variant or account ID your app resolves. The API and events wire it to your backend.
Yes. Thridify provides a JS SDK, embed code and an API with an events layer, so your team controls exactly how the 3D viewer, configurator and AR appear and behave.
No. AR runs in the browser on any modern smartphone, so your users place products in their room in one tap — no native app or app-store submission.
The SDK is framework-agnostic JavaScript, so it mounts in React, Vue, Angular or plain-JS apps and any custom storefront.
Yes. The events API emits configuration, price and add-to-cart events so you can sync with your own cart, pricing and analytics.
