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Information, help and legal pages for Aureality, and the home of the .are format: an open way to describe real things, from a single object to a whole home.
Open format
Version 0.1 · draft 0.2 in review
An open, JSON-based file format for describing real things: one object, a room or a whole home. Each object can carry its shape, materials, place and history, so it can move between apps without losing what it is.
Specification under CC BY 4.0, schema in the public domain, reference code under Apache 2.0.
The app
Private alpha · by invitation
Photograph or film a room with your phone and Aureality builds a 3D map of it. Tap any object to see what it is and decide where it belongs. Made for decluttering and moving home.
Company
Main site: aureality.eu
Aureality makes tools that help people understand and sort the spaces they live in. The main site tells the product story and runs the waitlist.
Help
Being written
Guides for capturing a room, correcting an object and exporting your home as an .are file will live here. The first ones arrive with the private alpha.
Legal
Plain language
How Aureality handles your photos and data, and the licences that keep the .are format open for anyone to use.
News
October 2026
Contact
Questions, alpha testing, press or partnerships:
your@aureality.eu
Earth imagery: NASA Visible Earth, Blue Marble and Black Marble (public domain). 3D: three.js (MIT). Daylight on the globe follows the real position of the Sun.