Question 1

What devices are supported?

Accepted Answer

Anything with WebXR support. Meta Quest 2, Quest 3, and Quest Pro work out of the box. PCVR setups (Valve Index, HTC Vive, Quest with Link) work through SteamVR and a WebXR-capable browser. Apple Vision Pro is supported through Safari since visionOS 2. We're optimising for Meta Quest first, so controller-heavy projects may feel different under Vision Pro's gaze-and-pinch input.

Question 2

Do I need a cable, Quest Link, or to sideload an app?

Accepted Answer

No. Open the share link in the Quest browser. No build, no cable, no install.

Question 3

What kinds of experiences can I make?

Accepted Answer

Walkable 3D environments with controller interactions. Grabbing, throwing, collision, physics, lighting, simple interactive behaviour. Good for exploration spaces, training simulations, interactive demos, art pieces, and small playable worlds. Multiplayer, persistent worlds, and live avatars aren't in v1.

Question 4

Can I import my own 3D models, images, or audio?

Accepted Answer

Not yet. v1 is prompt to code. The AI generates geometry, materials, lighting, and behaviour from your description. Asset import is on the roadmap.

Question 5

How long does generation take?

Accepted Answer

Usually a few minutes for a fresh project. Follow-up edits ("make the trees taller", "add a campfire on the left") finish faster because the AI only changes the parts you asked about.

Question 6

Do I need a credit card to sign up?

Accepted Answer

No. A new account gets 1,000 credits at signup. Add a card only when you want more.

Question 7

What does a credit buy?

Accepted Answer

A credit is the smallest unit we bill. Each generation costs credits in proportion to the work the AI does. A small edit usually costs a handful; a fresh project from a single prompt costs more. 1,000 free credits is enough to try Turbl and see what it can build.

Question 8

What happens when my credits run out?

Accepted Answer

Your published projects stay online and playable. New generations and edits pause until you top up or upgrade. We never charge anything you didn't ask for.

Question 9

Can I share a project with someone who doesn't have an account?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The published URL works for anyone with a WebXR-capable browser. No account, no install.

Question 10

Are my projects public by default?

Accepted Answer

No. New projects are private. Hit Publish to get a shareable link. Hit Unpublish to take it down.

Question 11

Can I sell what I make?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You own your projects. We don't take a cut and we don't run an app store. What you make is yours — do whatever you want with it.

Question 12

Can I cancel anytime?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cancel from the billing page. Unused credits stay in your wallet and don't expire while you spend them. No new credits arrive after the period ends.

Question 13

Do unused credits roll over?

Accepted Answer

Yes, while the subscription is active. Credits are a wallet, not a use-it-or-lose-it monthly quota.

Question 14

Which AI models do you use?

Accepted Answer

We use a mix of frontier models. You pick a tier (Balanced or Max) before each prompt. Balanced costs fewer credits per generation and is the default; Max uses a stronger model for bigger asks and costs more. Each tier maps to whichever model we think fits best today, and we update the mapping as new models ship.

Question 15

Can I embed a project on my own site?

Accepted Answer

The published URL works in an iframe today. First-class embed support is on the roadmap. If embedding matters for what you're building, email hello@turbl.dev and we'll move it up the list.

Question 16

How is this different from Unity or Unreal?

Accepted Answer

You don't write code, you don't compile or sideload an app, you don't connect a cable. You describe what you want and you step into it from a browser. No engine to install, no studio to hire.

Question 17

How is this different from Lovable, Bolt, or v0?

Accepted Answer

They generate flat web apps and websites. Turbl generates 3D experiences you walk around in with a headset on. Same conversational shape, different medium.

Question 18

How is this different from Sketchfab, Mozilla Hubs, or VRChat?

Accepted Answer

Those host or display 3D content that someone has already built. Turbl builds the content from a sentence. No modelling, no manual assembly, no Unity export.

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