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Turn any image into an interactive catalog.

Add clickable hotspots to photos and diagrams. Attach product details, part numbers, and links — all in one catalog file.

Explore a demo Create a catalog

See how it works

Select a marker to open a close-up of that piece — its details and Buy are there. ⌂ takes you back to the room.

Buy opens our demo store checkout, where every item costs $0.

Build your own: add an image → mark the details with hotspots → save the catalog file and open it in Viewer.

Put it on your own site: the demo above is the embeddable widget itself — one <script> tag and one <ecm-viewer> line put it on your page. See it on a sample store site → · How to embed →

Who it's for

Furniture and home goods

Shop the look: tap a piece in a room photo to open it with its details and a Buy button. Or lay out the whole range as a product grid. Open the demo →

Parts and equipment

Exploded views linked to part numbers, descriptions and a Buy button — the number on the diagram matches the row in the table. Open the demo →

Paid and members-only catalogs

Sell a guide or a course, or share some catalogs with everyone and keep others for the people you give the password to. One password per file — no accounts, no server; anyone who has the password can open it. You create the protected copy in the Editor. Open the demo (password: stool-2026) →

Teaching and learning

Explorable diagrams for lessons and class projects — no student accounts, no cloud. See the schools page →

Gyms and fitness

Pick a muscle group, find the machine, see how to set it up and print a workout — no app, no account. Open the demo →

Tests and self-check

Answer options sit on the picture — tap one and it turns green or red, with a running score. Try the demo →

The apps

Editor →

Build a catalog: place hotspots on an image, attach data to each.

Get it on Microsoft Store

Viewer →

Open a catalog file and click around it.

Get it on Microsoft Store

Collaboration Server

Optional, self-hosted: edit a catalog live with someone else.

Catalog Server

Optional, self-hosted: share a folder of catalogs from your own computer, on your network or the internet.

Built around your catalog files

Collaboration Server downloads

Run the Collaboration Server yourself to edit a catalog live with other people. You don't need it to create or view a catalog on your own.

Windows: Get it on Microsoft Store (or direct download, .exe file)

Linux: Get it on Snap Store (Ubuntu App Center, or direct download for other distros)

macOS: (requires macOS 13+) direct download (Apple Silicon, or Intel) — unzip, then see the release page for the one-line Terminal command needed on first run

Chromebook (Linux/Crostini): direct download, .deb file — see the release page for setup

Catalog Server downloads

Run the Catalog Server yourself to share a folder of catalogs straight from your computer or a flash drive — on your local network, or over the internet. You don't need it to create or view a single catalog on your own.

Windows: Get it on Microsoft Store (or direct download, .exe file)

Linux: Get it on Snap Store (Ubuntu App Center, or direct download for other distros)

macOS: (requires macOS 13+) direct download (Apple Silicon, or Intel) — unzip, then see the release page for the one-line Terminal command needed on first run

Chromebook (Linux/Crostini): direct download, .deb file — see the release page for setup