You can easily build up linear parts, like mechanical assemblies, very accurately; complementing the software with a 3D printer you can get ready to produce some parts in a working day.

Short curve of learning, professional features, up to date interaction with other softwares or devices

Missing structural and optimization features and rendering options

This is the best choice you can make when it comes to 3D modeling on iPad.

- very intuitive usage

- lack of material textures (carbon, alu, steel)

With Shapr3D you can literally go from idea to completed design in just a few minutes for 3D modeling.

1) Easy to use and user-friendly interface

1) Only available for iPad Pro

It's easy to use and has features that previously were only available on desktop applications.

It may have some limitations for analytical applications.

Shapr is fast and fun to use. With it, we are able to facilitate early decision making by providing accurate and understandable models, predict potential challenges in design, fabrication and installation. We have enhanced communication, collaboration, and transparency with all project stakeholders.

Very easy to use and to learn. Tech support is very responsive and the tutorials are great.

I don't really have any cons, but I would like to see a lot of features added. Things like CYMK, RGB color control, more import and export file types, an Autocad overkill type feature for dwg export, auto dimensioning, export to 3D Pdf and regular pdf and align and distribute objects.

I use this program many hours a day, in each of the projects I am working on. I have been able to advance much faster in the development of my ideas since the way of drawing is very intuitive. I still do not handle 100% of the available functions, however I have been able to do each of the parts that I could imagine. It has a YouTube channel in which they publish useful examples to better understand how some parts can be drawn.

A complex system can be designed in much less time. When you write to technical support, they respond and solve! They also listen to user suggestions. Drawing with Apple Pencil is very convenient. It is very easy to export the files for 3D printing.

I have not yet been able to couple parts and simulate movements without the design being disarmed. If you want to align the center of two single cylinders for example, I don't know yet the tool to execute this action with ease.

We use Shapr3D to design escape rooms, puzzles and furniture. The software made our work easier, since we do our concept design as a group. The software gives us the opportunity to think in 3D and show immediately what we think would be the perfect mechanism or solution for a given implementation.

Easy to use and an intuitive ui. For me using the Apple Pencil to do my drawing is a lot better than a keyboard/mouse -combo. This obviously has its limitations, but for my use case and the ability to quickly sketch in 3d anywhere is a killer feature.

Being only on the iPad is the biggest downside. A viewer app for Mac would make my workflow a lot better than it is now. Being able to view and measure on a bigger screen would be great.

We use shapr 3D to design furniture, products, as well as architecture / interior design modeling while on site and in the studio. It can also import external mesh and cad files needed for your design approach and later export the design as mesh or cad format needed for 3D printing, rendering, or further cad modeling / documentation in other external cad applications.

Shapr3D has the power of industrial strength cad but providing this to a very designer friendly interface and workflow.

Currently it mainly focuses on solid modeling.