Resonite

What Resonite is

Resonite is a social platform for creating and exploring shared virtual worlds. People can build worlds, tools, avatars, and other creations together in real time. Its visual programming system, ProtoFlux, lets collaborators prototype interactions, games, and complex systems. The platform supports full-body, eye, and face tracking, plus haptic devices. Users can add pictures, audio, and video to worlds for synchronized playback. For 3D work, Resonite supports importing FBX, OBJ, and GLB models and exporting content for external tools. Other listed export formats include images, video, audio, and text. Built-in WebSocket support connects ProtoFlux with external applications, scripts, data sources, and custom hardware. Hosts can set a session’s visibility from public to private and manage access with a list. Resonite is available for Linux and Windows. Its Free to Play plan costs nothing and lists Windows 10, a 64-bit processor and operating system, and broadband internet as requirements. Paid plans start at $100/mo. Resonite is described as Early Access, with some features, optimization, and usability improvements still planned. The company is headquartered in Ostrava, Czechia.

Who it suits

Resonite suits people who want to create shared worlds, tools, or avatars and explore what others build. It also fits creators who want visual scripting, tracking devices, media sharing, or connections from ProtoFlux to external systems.

Limits

The Free to Play plan lists Windows 10, a 64-bit processor and operating system, and broadband internet as requirements. Some features, optimizations, and usability improvements remain planned under Early Access.

Getting started

1. Visit https://resonite.com/
2. Choose the Free to Play plan or review paid plans from $100/mo
3. Use a Windows or Linux platform; the Free to Play plan lists Windows 10 requirements
4. For the Free to Play plan, use a 64-bit processor and operating system with broadband internet

Verdict

Choose Resonite if you want a shared creative space with visual scripting, device tracking, and connections to external tools. Its free plan provides a way to start, while paid plans begin at $100/mo. Those seeking a finished product should consider its Early Access status and planned improvements.