Use case · Education & training
Lessons students
can step inside.
Build a scene for a lesson, share one link, and students open it on the devices they already have. When they are ready, the same scene teaches real HTML and JavaScript.
Why AllegoryXR
Built for education & training.
Works on school devices
Nothing to install — a published scene opens in the browser on Chromebooks, laptops, tablets and phones.
Headsets when you have them
Classes with headsets step inside in VR from the same link.
A gentle way into code
Scenes are A-Frame: readable HTML and JavaScript students can open, change and understand.
Describe it. AI builds it.
Ask the assistant in your dashboard, or your own agent through the CLI or MCP. You review and publish.
Build a solar-system lesson: the sun and eight planets, labels you can read in VR, and slow orbits.
entities.createAdded the sun and eight planets, sized for the roomentities.createAdded a label above each planetscripts.pushWrote orbit.js — each planet circles the sun at its own speedentities.updateUpdated: orbit component on all eight planets
Done — lesson ready. Preview it in the editor, then share the link with your class.
How it works
From idea to link in four steps.
1 · Plan the scene
Decide what students should see and explore.
2 · Build it
Place models, shapes, text and lights in the editor.
3 · Share the link
Post it in your class page or LMS.
4 · Extend it
Older students can add components and scripts of their own.
Under the hood
Teach with real code
A scene is ordinary web code. This is the kind of HTML students read and change.
<a-scene>
<a-box color="#F98A1F" position="0 1 -3"></a-box>
<a-sphere color="#2E63E7" radius="0.6"
position="1.5 1 -3"></a-sphere>
<a-sky color="#131120"></a-sky>
</a-scene>
Questions
Education & training, answered.
Do students need accounts to view a scene?
No. A published scene is a link anyone can open.
Does it work on Chromebooks?
Yes — scenes run in the browser. Entering VR needs a headset with a WebXR browser, such as a Meta Quest.
Can students build their own scenes?
Yes, with their own accounts. Because scenes are A-Frame, they can also learn the HTML and JavaScript underneath.
Build your first world today.
Free while in beta — no card required.