Sharing your build
Send your layout as a link anyone can open in 3D, record a build-replay reel for social, and grab your Layout Roast card.
The Share button
Share sits at the right end of the toolbar and opens one modal with three ways to show your build off: the remix link, the build replay reel, and the Layout Roast card. Sharing is part of the full version — the button unlocks with your license.
The remix link
The remix link opens your exact layout in an interactive 3D viewer — no account needed to look at it. There's nothing stored on a server to expire: the entire plan travels inside the link itself, so it works for as long as the link exists.
Whoever opens it can orbit the van, see the item list, and press Remix this layout — which copies your plan into their own dashboard as a starting point (after they sign up, free). Your original is never touched: a remix is a copy, not shared editing.
- Press Share in the toolbar.
- Press Copy next to the link.
- Paste it anywhere — chat, forum, email. The preview updates only when you copy a new link, so keep editing freely.
- Because the whole layout lives in the URL, the link is long. Some apps truncate very long links — if a recipient sees a "didn't survive the trip" message, send the link as plain text or through a different app.
The build replay reel
Open replay & record opens the shared view with a replay: the van assembles itself piece by piece, in the order you placed things. It's the most satisfying way to show a finished plan — and it's built for social.
On the replay page, Replay build plays it on screen, and Record reel captures it as a vertical video sized for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts — watermarked and downloaded automatically when the replay finishes.
The Layout Roast
The Roast scores your layout out of 10 and delivers a one-line verdict with the numbers to back it up — payload, power, and layout sins included. Download roast card (PNG) saves it as a portrait card built for posting: your van, your score, your roast.
It's a bit of fun with real teeth — the score comes from the same design checks the editor runs, so a 9/10 roast card is also a badge that the build actually works.