SpatialWork
WEB
Open SpatialWork →
SpatialWork Web opens the projects your team already builds — no install, no export step — and lets you hang live data on top of them: charts that read straight from your databases and keep themselves up to date.
Your team authors the 3D space in SpatialWork — models, splats, markers — and publishes it.
Sign in with your Central Platform account and your projects are already waiting. Fly around, jump between saved viewpoints.
Describe a chart in plain English, point it at a database, and place it in the scene. It refreshes on its own.
The 3D scene stays the source of truth, and the web never writes to it. Everything you add here — viewpoints, charts, where they sit — is kept as its own layer on top. So when the scene is updated and re-published, your dashboard work stays exactly where you left it.
Drag to look, WASD to move, E and Q for up and down, scroll to zoom. Hold Shift to move faster.
Saved camera angles are ready the moment a project opens, and you can save the current view as a new one.
Live numbers, gauges, bars and tables anchored in 3D, right where the thing they measure actually is. Click one to open or collapse it.
Say what you want to see. The query and the chart are written for you, and you preview both before anything lands in the scene.
MySQL databases and REST APIs. Connection details are encrypted on the server and never reach the browser.
Publish a project and anyone with the link can look around — no login, no editing, and the chart data still updates live.
| Person | What they get |
|---|---|
| Signed in with Central Platform | Full access: open any of your projects, add and style charts, connect data sources, reposition things, publish. |
| Someone with a published link | Read-only. They can fly the scene, switch viewpoints and open charts — but cannot edit anything, and never see your data connections. |
Database passwords are encrypted and stay on the server — the browser only ever holds a reference to a connection, never the credentials themselves. Chart queries are read-only and capped, so a chart can never modify your data. A published link runs only the queries its own charts already contain.
Open SpatialWork, pick a project, and press ＋ Chart at the top right. Choose a data source (or add one), describe what you want to see, and drop it into the scene. Press Publish in the top bar when you're ready to share it.
SpatialWork Web · Hiverlab