For your software

Bring places into your software.

Embed a published Klorad world in your application, or use the SDK and APIs to connect the spatial experience with your own interface and data.

01Embed

Embed a published world.

Create the world in the Klorad editor and publish it. The published world has its own address, and your application shows it beside its own interface: your navigation and records, the place in view.

  • What you needA world published from the editor. No SDK and no code inside the world.
  • What your users getThe place, its objects and the information attached to them, inside the product they already use.
Illustration: an example host application with a published world inside it.
02SDK and APIs

Build with the SDK and APIs.

Connect Klorad's capabilities with your interface and data for a deeper integration: your identifiers on the objects, your updates arriving where they belong, the view responding to your product.

  • The world@klorad/api describes the place, its objects and their state.
  • The view@klorad/react renders it inside a React application.
  • The data@klorad/protocols reads MQTT, webhooks and REST endpoints, each reading with the time it was observed.
Illustrative integration · Simulated data
03Your records

Connect your records to their place.

Bring the identifiers and information your product uses into the spatial experience. Let your users explore the object and its connected information together.

  • Show the place.Use the map or model appropriate to the information.
  • Connect the data.Map your source data to the objects it describes.
  • Fit the experience.Define how it appears inside your product and what your users can do.
04For developers

Give your developers a concrete starting point.

Explore the connection guide and a working example before scoping your integration.

Contact us to discuss SDK package access for your project.

05Under your brand

Prefer a ready-made platform under your brand?

The partner offering lets you offer Klorad to customers without building your own application around the SDK.

What would you add to your product?

Tell us what your users need to explore, the data your application holds and the kind of integration you have in mind.