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Version 4.0.0 · 2026-08-31
Bug fixes and performance improvements
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 4.0.0, updated 2026-08-31.








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Capture, create, edit, and share in 3D with Abound, the intuitive 3D scanning and creation platform for iPhone, iPad, and Web.
Scan real-world objects and spaces, or use AI Mode to create 3D models from a photo or a text prompt. From photorealistic captures to brand-new creations, Abound makes 3D fast, accessible, and ready for your workflow.
Capture the real world or create with AI
• Turn photos into detailed 3D models with camera zoom, auto-timer, and manual focus options
• Scan spaces as you walk with a mini-map, interactive camera views, and real-time raytrace preview
• AI Mode lets you create 3D models from a photo or by describing what you want
Edit with speed and precision
• Crop, rotate, and clean up scans with intuitive tools
• Take precise, scale-accurate measurements
• View your scans in the real world with augmented reality…
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Bug fixes and performance improvements
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