You bring the source.
Your manual, a CAD export and a procedure worth making clearer.
Show me. / Spatial Frames
3D instructions.
For the products
you make.
Turn your manual and model into a guide that shows the part, the angle, and the next move.
For product, support & documentation teams.
For the person standing in front of your product.
Vessel One / Concept demoInteractive 3D
Remove the old filter / Movement preview
The side panel clears. There’s the filter.Loading the 3D model…Replacement & closing in the full guide
01 / For manufacturers
Your knowledge.
In their hands.
We build. You review.
Parts, movement, sequence and warnings, checked together.
They scan and see.
A Frame set, a QR per procedure and an embed for your site.
Start with the question your customers ask most.
Let’s make that Frame02 / From source to instruction
Every move has
something behind it.
Follow one instruction from the Vessel One manual to the part and the Frame. Your team reviews the connection.
01 The source
Vessel One / Care / p. 02
Replace water filter
F-01 / Filter · P-01 / Side panel
02 Remove
Pull the cartridge outward, rotate to release its mount, then lift it clear.Read the source manual
02 The exact part
F-01 / Water filterThe same part name is bound to the filter geometry. The surrounding product supplies the context.
03 The owner’s view
Step 2 of 4 / Remove
Pull. Rotate.
Remove.
One instruction. The camera on the part. Each movement shown in order.
Try this exact stepReviewed before it reaches an owner.
Your team confirms the part match, motion, order, warnings and finished state. This is an illustrative example, not a signed-off customer procedure.
The five steps behind a Frame
- Read. Identify parts, tools, warnings and procedures in the manual.
- Bind. Match the words to the model. Review the part references.
- Order. Check prerequisites and place warnings before the relevant action.
- Frame. Set the angle, highlight the part and show the motion.
- Publish. After review, deliver the guide by QR, link or embed.
Vessel One / Concept photography03 / Less interpretation
Now we’re on
the same page.
Your team knows every clip and connection. Your customer is holding the panel in one hand and the instructions in the other.
A Frame puts the reference on the part. Recognition first. The next move, right there.
Some assembly of the instructions required.
04 / A practical starting point
One product.
A clearer way to care for it.
Espresso & kitchen. Bikes & e-bikes. Printers & maker hardware. Start with everyday care, with your expertise behind the guide.
Priced per product line, per year.
Your first Frame set is built with you.
What we need to start
A manual and a product model. CAD export is preferred. Photos can start an approximate model, clearly labelled as such. We agree the procedures and review scope together.
When the product changes
New geometry, reviewed bindings, updated Frames. A model-year change doesn’t need a new video shoot.
Where a Frame can live
On a product QR, product page or support portal. The guide opens in the browser, with a still-image fallback when 3D isn’t available.
Why this works on the web
A product model the browser can display, a manual organized into parts and steps, and a QR that leads straight to the right guide. No app to install.
Learning where owners get stuck Planned
The planned Stall map would show which Frames people open, replay or leave. It is not included at launch.
Try another procedure
The same Vessel One model also shows how to descale and empty the drip tray . Each has its own starting condition and finished state.
05 / The limits matter
Not yet, and here’s why.
No mains electrical, automotive braking or fuel, medical devices or pressure vessels at launch. Generated or photo-derived geometry isn’t precise enough for those and we won’t pretend it is. Manufacturer CAD with a reviewed Frame set may extend the scope. We’ll say when.
06 / By Bolted
Made by people who kept one thing right for a decade.
Spatial Frames is built by Bolted, an engineering company in San Francisco and Palma. Two principals, fourteen years shipping native software, ten of them keeping one component of a connected medical device used by millions right on every release. We think a manual should be held to the same standard as the product.
Let’s make the next step obvious.
One manual.
One model. Let’s start.
We send back the product, doing the thing.
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