Clayground
The app
Sculpt with volumetric clay. Add material, carve it away, smooth it, move it around, and paint straight onto the model.
It runs on the headset with no PC. Work in a virtual studio, or use mixed reality to keep your room in view.
Building a sculpt
Layers, captured stamps, symmetry and splines help you build up a piece. Frame-by-frame animation brings it to life. Export GLB or OBJ and download it over local Wi-Fi.
The canvas is sparse, so you aren’t boxed in. Headset memory still limits how much detail fits, and making bigger projects comfortable is a current focus.
The browser studio
The browser studio is a separate clay engine that runs in a web page, on a computer or a phone, with nothing to install and no account. On a computer you sculpt with a mouse or a pen: twelve brushes and a mask, layers with their own detail, shapes that merge, subtract and intersect, paint, mirror and little motion loops.
Your work stays in your browser unless you choose to upload it. Download an editable backup (.clayweb) to keep it anywhere, or export GLB, OBJ or STL. It can't open Quest projects, and some VR tools aren't in it yet; a GLB moves a sculpt between the two.
The games
Some of the clay is for playing. Smoosh is a cute clay brawler: pick a fighter, or sculpt your own, and knock everyone off a floating island. Snack Run and Soft Spot are small platformers: run across a giant bakery counter, or drag soft clay into hills and trenches to reach the end of a level. Hard Bake is a shooter where you shoot baked Crisps soft and pull hills and pits out of the floor. Slip Surf is a speed game: slide down ramps too steep to stand on, and strafe and hop to go faster. Lumpkin is a clay pet that lives in real time: hatch an egg, look after it, and it grows up over about five days. Fix It and Clay Views are puzzles about 3D shapes. Blend In hides you in a clay scene as a copy of one of its props, with a daily puzzle too, and Sculpt-off has everyone sculpt a silly prompt against the clock.
They're free in any browser, on a phone or a computer, with no account and no headset. Friends join by link or with a four-letter code in the party games.
Where it’s going
I’m building Clayground in the open. Right now that means larger projects, better exports and tools that are easier to pick up. Feedback from people sculpting in the app decides what comes next.
Clayvr.com also has an optional artist workspace: private uploads, seven-day share links, reviewed gallery submissions and sponsored Monad testnet minting. None of it is needed to sculpt or export, and minting is never automatic.