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What is Omma?

Omma is a natural-language creation platform from Spline for building interactive websites, apps, 3D scenes, games, presentations, and demos. Users can start with a written idea and turn it into an interactive experience, making it suited to creators and teams exploring digital concepts quickly.

The platform can also bring real data and varied assets into a project, including CSV, JSON, DOC, GLB, OBJ, PNG, SVG, MP4, and GLTF files. Omma coordinates parallel AI agents for code, image, 3D-model, and data work, which suits data-driven pages, visual prototypes, and interactive 3D experiences.

Key features of Omma

  • Natural-language creation

    Users can describe a website, app, 3D scene, game, or presentation in natural language, and Omma turns that direction into an interactive creation. This is useful for moving from an initial concept to something that can be viewed and refined.

  • Multiple experience types

    Omma supports several creation forms listed on its official site, including websites, landing pages and apps, interactive web apps, 3D scenes and games, and presentation experiences. This range covers both conventional web interfaces and spatially oriented interactive content.

  • Data and asset inputs

    The platform can work with inputs and outputs such as CSV, JSON, DOC, GLB, OBJ, PNG, SVG, MP4, and GLTF files. This lets creators bring data files, images, videos, and 3D assets into the experience they are building.

  • Parallel AI agents

    Omma orchestrates multiple AI agents to work in parallel on tasks such as code generation, image creation, 3D-model generation, and data processing. These coordinated workstreams allow different parts of an interactive project to progress together.