Gracia adds Mac App

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Gaussian Splatting Mac

Gracia has officially launched its Mac desktop app, bringing long-awaited support to users across macOS. Until now, the platform’s immersive Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) capture viewer was only available on Windows, leaving Mac users without a native way to explore their scenes outside the browser.

With this release, Mac users gain full access to the same viewing features available on the PC version. That includes the ability to view high fidelity 3DGS captures in 2D, right from their desktop. You can play, pause, rotate, and scale scenes with ease, experiencing the same lifelike realism Gracia is known for, now with the added convenience of native Mac support.

While VR support on Mac isn’t here just yet, this release lays the groundwork. It’s encouraging progress from the Gracia team.

Gracia remains free to access and use, making it one of the most accessible ways to explore the power of real time radiance field capture on desktop. Download the mac app here.

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