Traditional 3D software is powerful, but it is usually built for desktop computers, large displays, keyboards and high-end hardware. Minder takes a different approach: make it possible to create 3D anywhere.
Minder is designed around touch, smaller screens and faster workflows — not as a desktop interface squeezed onto a phone.
A 3D editor built for mobile
Minder focuses on controls that make sense on phones, tablets and touch screens. It reduces the dependence on keyboard shortcuts and complex desktop menus, helping creators experiment with 3D models even when they do not have a computer nearby.
It is made for people looking for mobile 3D modeling, 3D on a phone, or an Android-friendly 3D workflow.
What can you do in Minder?
Minder brings important stages of a 3D workflow into one lightweight environment. You can work with:
- 3D modeling and object transforms
- Materials and texture painting
- UV editing
- Sculpting and modifiers
- Lighting and rendering
- Import and export
The goal is to take an idea from a simple shape toward a finished 3D result without constantly switching between different applications.
Modeling, sculpting and materials
Modeling and editing
Build and modify geometry using objects, mesh components, transforms, duplication and modifiers. The workflow is organised to reduce friction when accessing useful tools on a small screen.
Sculpting on mobile
Brush-based sculpting lets you push, smooth, grab and reshape forms directly. It gives creators an organic alternative to polygon modeling and is useful for people exploring 3D sculpting on mobile.
Materials, UVs and texture painting
Adjust color, metallic appearance and roughness, then prepare surfaces with UV tools and paint detail directly on your models. This helps move projects beyond basic geometry to more complete-looking assets.
Lighting and rendering
After creating and texturing a model, adjust lighting, frame a view and render a final image. Minder is designed to support these connected stages in one place.
Is Minder Blender on a phone?
No. Minder is not Blender, and it is not meant to replace the complete Blender desktop application. Blender provides a huge range of advanced professional tools and is primarily designed for a desktop environment.
Minder is for people who want familiar 3D concepts — modeling, sculpting, materials, UVs, texture painting, modifiers, lighting and rendering — in a workflow designed for mobile and web devices. It is an alternative approach for creators who want to make 3D content without relying entirely on a powerful PC.
Minder Web and Android
Minder can be opened in a compatible browser, so you can access the editor without installing traditional desktop software. Try Minder Web to open the browser-based editor.
Minder is also being developed for Android phones and tablets, making it practical for portable creation, students, beginners and creators working away from their main computer.
Who is Minder for?
- Beginners learning 3D
- Students and mobile creators
- Artists working away from their main computer
- People using lower-end hardware
- Creators who want a simpler, more portable 3D workflow
- Anyone who wants to experiment with 3D without installing heavy desktop software
Still growing
Minder is an actively developed working 3D application. The models and renders shown across this site were created using Minder’s modeling, material, sculpting, texturing, lighting and rendering workflows.
New tools, workflow improvements and performance work are being added over time. The long-term goal is to make 3D creation easier to access while keeping the tools artists need to create meaningful work.
Explore the guides, download Minder, or open the web editor to start making in 3D.