What computers, browsers and phones work with Space?

Space runs in a current web browser with 3D graphics (WebGL) turned on; designing is easiest on a computer with a mouse.

Computers

Space runs in a web browser. Use a recent version of Chrome, Edge or Safari. The 3D kitchen needs WebGL, the browser feature that draws 3D graphics. It's on by default in current browsers.

A Space desktop app for Windows and Mac that works with no internet is coming later. During the beta, Space runs in the browser only.

Phones and tablets

Looking at a kitchen a shop shared with you, or a contractor link, works on a phone. You can turn the view, zoom, walk through and read messages.
Designing a kitchen is easiest on a computer with a mouse or trackpad and a full-size screen. You drag cabinets, pull handles and use side panels.
The 360° view image from a plan set opens on phones and in photo apps that show 360° pictures.

If the 3D view is blank or slow

Update your browser and restart it.
Close other tabs and apps that use a lot of graphics.
Make sure hardware acceleration is turned on in your browser settings. Turning it off also turns off WebGL.
On a laptop, plug in the charger. Some laptops slow the graphics on battery.
If you see "The 3D library did not load. Check the connection and reload the page," check your internet and reload.
Try a different browser. If 3D works there, the problem is in the first browser's settings or extensions.

Things that need to be allowed

Cookies and site storage for stillespace.com. Space keeps you signed in and saves kitchens in the browser's storage. Private or incognito windows can lose this when they close.
Downloads. PDFs, pictures and cut files save as ordinary downloads in a browser.

Printing

On the homeowner designer and on shared kitchens, printing the page is turned off. The plan set PDF is the printable version.

Still stuck? In the Space app, press Ask Space, or email hello@stillespace.com.