Built by people who have sold physical products.
Orbit3D is a Shopify app made by MK-Way, Mike Kwal's company in London, Ontario. A live 3D configurator, set up by talking, that takes 0% of your sales.
This page is the why.
Generated image. No stock team at laptops here.
Why does Orbit3D exist?
Mike used Zakeke himself. He found it slow to set up and complicated to run, and its plans take a cut of every configured sale. He kept thinking the setup should be a conversation: tell it what the product is, what people can pick, what each pick costs, and approve what it builds.
So MK-Way built that. Orbit3D takes 0% of your sales, covers unlimited products on every paid plan, and charges exactly what the shopper built.
The first pilot was a custom furniture store. We do not name customers, so that is all we will say about it.
Four things we will not trade.
The price a shopper sees is the price they pay.
Our server prices the configuration and signs it. Shopify checks the signature at checkout. A price edited in a browser is refused, not discounted.
Nothing publishes without a person pressing approve.
Saying yes in chat never publishes. That rule holds for Orbit3D and for Vera, our AI 3D designer.
Show the thing.
Real, touchable 3D on the page. Not pictures of 3D, not a video of a demo.
Say only what we measured.
Numbers on this site come from records. Competitor facts carry the date we checked them. Reviews will appear when real ones exist.
What we can show today.
Our App Store listing is public and new. It has no reviews yet. When the first real one arrives you will see it here; until then there is nothing to show, and we will not invent it.
What we can show: on 12 September 2026 we ran one test order through checkout with 26 different configured products, 40 units and over $60,000 in it. Every price was correct.
Our demo brands are ours. Kwal-ity Hats and Kwal-ity Auto Interiors were made to show Orbit3D on a store that looks like a real one. They are not customers, and we say so wherever they appear.
Vera, MK-Way's AI 3D designer.
She takes a merchant's product photos and turns them into a 3D model cut into the parts shoppers choose, ready for Orbit3D. She reports in Slack, keeps her jobs on monday.com, and never approves her own work. She is why "I don't have 3D files" is no longer the end of the conversation.
No dates. When something ships, this list changes.
- Each part as its own order line. Today one order line lists every choice. Splitting the parts into their own lines is on the roadmap.
- More live 3D on the Industries page. As Vera learns new product families, renders become models you can turn.
- Reviews. Real ones, from the App Store, when they exist.
I used Zakeke myself. It was slow to set up, complicated to run, and its plans take a cut of every configured sale. I kept thinking the setup should be a conversation: tell it what the product is, what people can pick, what each pick costs, then approve what it builds.
So we built that. Orbit3D takes 0% of your sales, covers unlimited products on every paid plan, and charges exactly what the shopper built. Then we hired Vera, so "I don't have 3D files" stopped being where the conversation ended.
We are new. The listing is public and the reviews will come from real merchants or not at all. Try the demo. If it does what I say, start free. If it does not, tell me.
Mike Kwal
MK-Way, London, Ontario