STL files saved to your account. Open them on any device.
Nothing saved yet.
Nothing saved yet. Open a shell and choose Share › Save to My designs.
No community wraps yet. Make one and share it from Share › Share with the community.
Upload an STL
Drop your STL hereor click to choose. Drop the left and right together to make a pair.
In millimetres, up to 40 MB and 80,000 triangles.
Don’t have one? .
This shell
Not set
Type and side go into the names and details of your downloads.
A finished model can’t be wrapped. Upload an STL or open a shell to design your own.
Upload an STL or open a shell from the examples first.
Design
Shell
Initials
Right colour
Left colour
Engraved where the shell's lettering is, in the colour for that side.
Cable · one is included
Spare cables · up to 2
Design the faceplate in the Faceplate tab: a colour, a pattern, your own artwork or a logo. When you're happy, save it in the Share tab.
Finish
Colours
Direction
Direction
Bands1×
Shift0
Style
PolishMirror
Reflections come from the scene, so try a room in the Scene tab.
Scale100%
Style
Photo patterns
Classic patterns
Colours
Pattern size100%
Where
Everything: shell, faceplate, scenes and sharing.
Busy70%
Part size1
Metals
Behind
Build your own (faceplate)
Size100%
Turn0°
Depth50%
A PNG with a transparent background works best. JPG and WebP work too, up to 20 MB.
Width12 mm
Rotation0°
Nudge
Step
Tap the model to move it there, or use Drag it. The arrows nudge it.
Colour
Layers
Artwork layerSurface
Artwork brightnessNormal
On screen only. Your downloads aren’t affected.
Leaves pockets and chambers inside the shell as clear glass.
Trim
Leave part of the shell as bare glass.
Direction
Position
Tilt
Width
Height
Depth
Turn
Bare faces
Choose this, then tap a flat face to leave it without glass.
TextBeta
to
Colours letters or a logo engraved into the shell.
Upload an STL or open a shell from the examples first.
Faceplate
Each ear is made by hand, so no two are the same.
Prices are for each side. Add a logo or your own artwork under Artwork.
Faceplate
Thickness2.0 mm
DomeFlat
Rounding1.5 mm
SeparateTogether
Separate is for viewing only. Downloads keep it in place.
Faceplate finish
Matches the shell, so the two read as one piece.
Faceplate artwork
Cosmic Ears logos
Strength30
Size12 mm
Rotation0°
Across0
Up or down0
Or tap the faceplate to move it there.
Upload your own artwork (PNG, JPG or WebP), or choose a Cosmic Ears logo. Plain backgrounds can be removed, and one-colour artwork can be recoloured.
Glass
Thickness0.60 mm
OpacityClear
Tint None
Tint strength50%
Visual effect
Only changes how it looks here. Your downloads aren’t affected.
Reflections1.0×
Refraction1.0×
Open a shell or a wrapped IEM first.
Share
Saves this design and gives you a link anyone can open.
Download
Sign in to download files for printing.
Download
Product images
Pictures of this design on a transparent background, 2048 × 2048 pixels, posed the same way as Views on the toolbar. They use your lighting from Scene, without the background or table.
Views
Lens
Orthographic has no perspective: parallel edges stay parallel and nothing looks bigger for being nearer, like a technical drawing.
Mode
Theme
Glass60%
Auto follows your device. Glass goes from clear, showing more of the view behind, to frosted. Saved to your account.
Save the current scene
Your presets are saved to your account, on every device you sign in on.
The examples still come from the website’s files. Copy them into the database once, and from then on your changes go live straight away, with no publishing step.
Community submissions
Nothing waiting. New submissions appear here for you to approve.
Examples
Under each card: ★ opens it when visitors arrive, the pencil edits it, the eye hides or shows it, ‹ › move it and the bin deletes it. You can also drag cards to reorder them.
Wrapped IEMs
Shells
Add an example
The design, glass, scene and camera angle, as you see them now.
A plain shell visitors can start from.
Publish to the website
Click Download examples for the website below.
Unzip it and copy its examples folder into your wrap-iem folder, replacing the old one.
Commit and push in GitHub Desktop. Visitors see the changes in a minute or so.
Live visitors Connecting…
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people viewing the site now
Downloads
Phones
Sheet opens at
Peek shows only the tab bar, so the shell has the whole screen; Half shows the shell and the panel together.
What visitors see
Opens with
Admins always see every example. Upload and Community stay available.
People
They’ll get a Cosmic Ears Design Labs invitation email, choose a password, and they’re in.
Default scene for visitors
What everyone sees when they arrive: background or room, lighting and glass. Set it up in the Scene and Design › Glass, then save it here.
Shell types
The types people can choose when they upload a shell. Flat top bare leaves that type’s large flat top without glass as soon as a shell of it is confirmed.
Cosmic Ears Design Labs puts a colour, a pattern or your own artwork under a clear glass layer on an in-ear monitor shell, and shows it in 3D right in your web browser.
There's nothing to install, and nothing you open is uploaded anywhere.
Open a wrapped IEM or a plain shell in the Examples tab, or drop your own STL into the Upload tab.
Design it in the Wrap tab, then set how the glass looks in the Glass tab.
Download your files or see it in AR from the Save tab. Scene changes the room and lighting around it.
It works on computers, tablets and phones in current versions of Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox.
Moving around
Turn, zoom and slide the view with the gestures you already use.
To do this
On a computer
On a phone or tablet
Turn the model
Drag with the mouse
Drag with one finger
Zoom in or out
Scroll the mouse wheel
Pinch
Slide the view
Right-drag
Drag with two fingers
Jump to a set view
Views on the toolbar at the bottom
Views (the cube) on the toolbar at the top
Views poses the shell as you would for a photo and swings the camera round to it. Faceplate and Concha stand it on its edge, faceplate or concha side towards you; Angle 1, 2 and 3, Front, Back, Top and Bottom stand it on its faceplate with the canal up (the Angles from above). Front, back, top and bottom are the shell's own sides, worked out from the faceplate and the canal, whichever way its file was saved. Zoom to fit brings the whole design back into view from where you are.
With Turn, drag any way to turn the shell as far round as you like; it keeps resting on the table. Double-click or double-tap to set it back to the last view.
The settings panel sits in the corner of the screen and has five tabs, each a short list: tap a row to open it, and Back to return.
LibraryDesignFaceplateSceneShare
The round AR button at the top right shows the shell in your room. Tap Hide to tuck the panel away and see the whole model, and Show to bring it back. The viewer remembers your settings, so it looks the same next time you visit on that device.
Examples
There are two kinds of example.
Wrapped IEMs
Finished designs, opened exactly as they were set up, including the glass, background, lighting and camera angle. You can carry on changing them in the Wrap and Design › Glass.
Shells
Plain shells to start from. They open with your current finish and go straight to Design.
Upload and Wrap
Bring in a shell, then design it in five steps.
Upload
Drop an STL onto the Upload tab, or tap it to choose a file. STL files should be in millimetres, up to 40 MB and 80,000 triangles. Once it's in, you go straight to Design. No file? Open a shell from Library instead. You can also open a finished .glb to look at it, but it can't be wrapped.
1. Finish
Colour
One solid colour under the glass. Pick a swatch or any colour from the colour wheel.
Gradient
Blends two or three colours across the shell. Pick a preset or your own colours, and a direction: up, across, front to back or diagonal.
Rainbow
The full spectrum across the shell. Bands repeats it, Shift moves the colours along, and Pastel softens them.
Metallic
Real metal under the glass: chrome, silver, gold, rose gold, copper, titanium, gunmetal, black chrome and anodised colours, or any colour. Polish goes from mirror to brushed.
Space
Clouds of colour and stars: Nebula, Galaxy, Deep space, Aurora or Sunset nebula. Scale sizes the clouds; Shuffle the stars rearranges them.
Pattern
Carbon fibre, marble, wood, leopard, zebra, snakeskin or camouflage, wrapped seamlessly all the way round. Pattern size makes it finer or bolder.
Image
Places your own artwork, such as a logo, on the shell. It follows the surface and sits on the colour you choose.
Steampunk
Watch-movement parts set in clear glass: fine-toothed wheels with their pinions, movement plates with ruby jewels, levers, hairsprings, screws and the odd hand, at different depths and angles, with some wheels meshing. Mostly silver and steel with gold wheels, like a real movement; choose the metals to change the mix. Keys and skulls adds charms from classic steampunk kits. With the faceplate on, Build your own lets you arrange the faceplate's parts yourself: add parts from the tray, tap one to select it, drag it on the faceplate (gears snap into mesh), and change its size, turn and depth. Fill for me brings back a random layout. Where wraps them over the shell and faceplate, the shell only, or the faceplate only; on the shell they follow its curves. Shuffle makes a new arrangement; Busy, Part size and Metals change the mix, and Behind sets what's behind the parts: clear, dark, or your colour. Turn on the faceplate to set the parts inside it, like the real thing.
Placing your image
Tap the model to move the image there. To slide it, choose Drag it, then drag across the shell. The arrows nudge it by the step you choose, relative to how you're looking at it. Face me brings it to the side facing you. Width and Rotation size and turn it. Very sharp corners can stretch an image.
2. Layers
Artwork layer
Builds the artwork into a solid layer this thick, under the glass. At 0 it's just a surface, which is fine for viewing.
Artwork brightness
Lifts or deepens the colours under the glass on screen only. Your downloads aren't affected.
Outside only
Wraps only the surfaces facing outwards. Pockets, chambers and the sound bore inside the shell stay as clear glass, like a clear-glass shell.
3. Trim
Trim the wrap
Leaves part of the shell as bare glass. Cut with a plane keeps the wrap on one side of a cut, for example below the faceplate: choose its direction, then slide and tilt it, and use Swap sides to keep the other side. Remove a box takes the wrap off a small area: tap the shell to move the box there, then size and turn it. The glass always covers the whole shell.
4. Bare faces
Bare faces
Removes the glass from a flat face, such as the faceplate, so the artwork sits flush with the surface there. Choose Leave a flat face bare, then tap the face. To put the glass back, do the same on a bare face, or choose Restore all glass.
5. Text
Recessed text (beta)
If your shell has letters or a logo engraved into it, Find recessed text looks for them and colours them in the colour you pick, or a two-colour Gradient, with no glass over them. Fill it level with the surface turns each letter into a solid insert, which is useful for printing in two colours. Check the result, because small grooves can look like text. Show me turns the view to the text.
Pairs
A pair is two separate STLs, one scanned from each ear. Upload or drop the left and right together and they're paired straight away, or add the other side later with Library › Make a pair. The side comes from each file's name, or you choose it. They stand side by side, and every design change applies to both. At the top of Design, Design: Both | Left | Right chooses what your changes apply to: Both keeps the two sides matching, while Left or Right designs that side on its own. Going back to Both copies the side you're looking at onto the other. Unpair goes back to one shell. Downloads include both sides, each with its shell and faceplate files.
Faceplate tab
Show the faceplate adds a plate on top of the shell, following the outer edge of its flat top and covering any pockets. It's added, not cut from the shell, and takes the same finish, so a pattern runs straight across the join. Thickness (1.5 to 5 mm), Rounding of its edge (1.5 to 5 mm) and Dome shape it. Rounding can't be more than the plate is thick, so on a thin plate the edge becomes fully round. Separate lifts it off so you can see both parts, and Play the animation lifts it off and settles it back on a loop until you stop it. Downloads always have it in place, as its own part.
Faceplate finish: choose Its own to give the faceplate a different finish from the shell. Then, in Design › Finish, pick Faceplate at the top and choose any colour, gradient, rainbow, metallic, pattern or space finish for it. Faceplate artwork adds an image, such as a logo, to the plate: set its size, rotation and position with the sliders, or tap the faceplate to move it. Both go into the faceplate download.
Save
Download your design, or see it in your room with AR.
Download
GLB
Keeps the glass look. Opens in most 3D apps.
WRL
VRML with texture images, for full-colour printers such as Stratasys and Mimaki. Comes as a zip; keep the images with the WRL files.
OBJ
For full-colour printers. Comes as a zip with its materials and texture images.
3MF
One object per layer, each with its colour, for slicers.
Before printing
The glass and artwork layers overlap each other. They aren't joined into one solid, so check the files in your slicer or with your lab before printing.
With the faceplate on, every download gives you two files, one for the shell and one for the faceplate, positioned to fit together.
dl2 and dl2l
dl2 is the designer for ordering: choose dl2 on Home, or go to wrapiem.com/dl2. dl2l (wrapiem.com/dl2l) is the same with lighter graphics for slower phones. dl3 is the full designer. You design a clear left and right pair together. The faceplate is solid, in a Solid, Shimmer or Special finish, with your own artwork or a Cosmic Ears logo in gold, silver or black (Faceplate tab); initials go where the shell's lettering is (Design tab). Design: Both, Left or Right at the top chooses whether changes go on both sides or just one, and Turn above the view buttons turns both together (as mirror images) or one side on its own; Reset stands them side by side again. Premium faceplates (Spacepunk and Spacejunk) have 3D parts floating in clear resin over deep space, arranged differently on each ear; Shuffle the parts tries another arrangement. Each choice shows its price, for each side; the total, with the product's base price, is at the bottom of the panel, and Share › Summary lists both sides with their prices. Share › Save design sends it to Cosmic Ears with a reference such as WD-K7Q2MX; you can change it until they've looked at it.
Product images
Share › Product images saves pictures of your design on a transparent background, each 2048 × 2048 pixels, posed the same way as Views: Faceplate, Concha, Angle 1, 2 and 3, Front, Back, Top and Bottom (tick the ones you want). Choose Perspective for a natural look, or Orthographic for flat, measured-looking views like a technical drawing. They use your lighting from Scene, but not the background, table or shadow, and they're framed the same way every time. You get one zip of PNG files; tap or click a picture afterwards to save just that one.
Glass
Choose how clear, coloured and glassy the outer layer looks.
Setting
What it does
Show the glass
Hides or shows the glass so you can compare.
Thickness
How much clear glass covers the artwork, from 0.2 to 2 mm. Tight curves, edges and thin walls can't take the full depth, so the note under the slider shows what actually fits on your shell.
Opacity
From crystal clear at 0 to frosted at 100%.
Tint
Colours the glass: Ice, Aqua, Emerald, Amber, Rose, Amethyst, Smoke, or any colour from the colour wheel. Tint strength sets how deep the colour is.
Reflections (visual effect)
How strongly the glass reflects light on screen.
Bend the background through the glass (visual effect)
Makes things behind the shell warp through it like real glass. Turn it off for the sharpest view of the artwork.
Refraction (visual effect)
How strong the bending is. Visual effects only change how it looks here, not your downloads.
Scene
Choose what the shell sits on and what's behind it.
Tip
Patterned backgrounds show off the clear glass best, because you can see the lines bend through the glass.
Row
What's in it
Colours and patterns
Gradients (Studio sweep, Dusk, Sunset, Deep ocean, Midnight), patterns (Checker, Stripes, Diagonal, Polka dots, Waves, Grid paper) and a colour picker for any plain colour.
Abstract
Colourful images: Aurora, Bokeh lights, Liquid colour, Pearl and Silk.
Tables and desks
Oak, walnut, marble, concrete, linen, slate and terrazzo surfaces, each with a blurred office behind it.
Real world
Your own photo, or your device's camera.
Pattern size and wall
Pattern size appears for patterns and abstract images. Slide it left for a finer pattern, which gives a stronger bending effect through the glass.
Wall close behind the shell stands a wall just behind the model, whichever way you turn it, so there's always something close for the glass to bend. Wall distance moves it nearer or further away.
Using your own photo
Tap Upload a photo, or drag an image onto the page, then choose how to use it:
Backdrop
The photo fills the screen behind the model, like a photo of your desk. Turn and zoom until the model sits naturally on the surface.
Tabletop
The photo covers the table and the wall, repeated like a pattern.
Wall
The photo appears once on the wall behind the model, like a poster.
360°
For panorama photos, which wrap all the way around.
Use camera shows your device's live camera view behind the model. Your browser asks for permission first.
Light
Pick a lighting preset to change the whole mood in one tap.
Preset
Looks like
Studio
Soft, even light, good for seeing detail.
Window
Daylight falling across the table in soft window-shaped patches.
Golden hour
Low, warm evening sun with long shadows.
Overcast
Very soft, flat light with gentle shadows.
Desk lamp
Warm, moody light in a dim room.
Dramatic
One hard light with deep shadows.
Fine-tuning
Open Adjust lighting to change individual settings:
Direction
Moves the light around the model.
Height
Raises or lowers the light.
Brightness and Warmth
Change the light's strength and colour.
Shadow softness
Blurs or sharpens the shadow.
Room light
Brightens the dark side of the model.
Window light on the table
Adds the window patches to any preset.
The glass's reflections move with the light, and the glass throws a small bright glint onto the table on the side away from it.
AR: see it on your desk
Place the shell on a real table through your phone's camera, at real size.
In the Model tab, under See it on your desk (AR), choose how big it should be: Real size, 5× or 10×.
On an Android phone (Chrome)
Tap Place on a surface and allow camera access.
Move the phone slowly over a table until white rings appear on it.
Tap to put the shell there, then walk around it.
Tap Move it to choose a new spot, or Exit AR to go back.
On an iPhone or iPad (Safari)
Tap View in AR. Apple's AR viewer opens.
Tap AR at the top, point at a table, and the shell appears on it.
About AR
In AR the glass shows reflections but doesn't bend the real world behind it; phones don't let web pages do that. If neither button appears, your browser doesn't support AR. Try Chrome on Android or Safari on iPhone.
Tips and troubleshooting
Quick fixes for the most common questions.
Tip
For the best-looking view, try a pattern or a table surface from the Scene tab with the Window or Golden hour lighting.
Problem
Try this
The model looks blurry through the glass
Turn off Bend the background through the glass in Design › Glass for the sharpest view.
I can't see the glass
Pick a patterned or dark background in the Scene tab, and turn bending on in Design › Glass.
My model won't load
Make sure it's an .stl or .glb file. If it mentions Draco or KTX2 compression, export it again without compression. Very large models may be too big.
My 3MF colours are missing
Colours painted with a slicer's paint tool aren't shown; each object shows its filament colour instead.
The page looks out of date
Refresh the page, or open it in a private window.
The camera or AR won't start
Allow camera access when your browser asks, and check the site address starts with https.
About admin
Admins choose the examples visitors see in Library. How you sign in and publish depends on where the viewer runs.
Where the viewer runs
Signing in
When visitors see changes
Your own website
With the admin password, from the Sign in link.
After you export the examples and upload them to the website.
Inside Claude
Automatic for anyone who can edit the page.
Straight away.
Signing in
Open Library, enter the admin password at the bottom and tap Sign in.
Once you're signed in, the admin tools appear in place of the password box, and each example card gets buttons to reorder and delete it. Tap Admin guide there to open this guide in the app, and Sign out when you're finished.
While you're signed in, files you download (the model with its dome, and the iPhone AR file) have no watermark. Visitors' downloads include a small “Created with Cosmic Ears Design Labs” plaque with your site address, and the same credit in the file's details.
You stay signed in until you sign out or close the browser tab. On the Claude-hosted page there's no password: if you can edit the page, the admin tools are already there.
Adding examples
An example saves the model together with how it looks, so visitors see it exactly as you set it up.
Open a shell or drop an STL into Library › Upload an STL, then design it in Design.
Set it up how you want visitors to see it: glass in Design › Glass, background in Scene › Background, lighting further down the Scene tab.
Turn and zoom the model to the camera angle you want. The example card uses this view as its picture.
In the Admin tab, type a name and tap Save current design as a wrapped IEM.
To add a plain shell instead, type its name and tap Upload an STL as a shell, then choose the file. It appears under Shells.
Managing examples: on each card, the eye button hides or shows it for visitors (hidden ones stay in your list, dimmed and marked Hidden), the arrows move it, and ✕ deletes it. On a computer you can also drag cards into order. New or changed examples are drafts in your browser, marked “Not live yet”, until you publish them.
Publishing: in the Admin tab, click Download examples for the website, copy the examples folder from the zip into your wrap-iem folder (replacing the old one), then commit and push in GitHub Desktop.
Saved with the example
Not saved
The shell, its design, glass, background, lighting, reflections, refraction, AR size and camera angle
Your own uploaded photos and the live camera background. Choose a built-in background for examples.
Model size
On the Claude-hosted page, models used as examples can be up to about 15 MB. On your website the limit is GitHub's 25 MB per file when uploading through the browser.
Ordering and deleting
Examples appear in the order you set, left to right and top to bottom.
Move earlier or later
Tap ↑ or ↓ on the card.
Delete
Tap ✕ on the card, then tap it again within five seconds to confirm.
Change an example
Open it, make your changes, add it again with the same name, then delete the old one.
Publishing to your website
On your website, examples you add are saved in your browser as a draft. Visitors only see them after you publish.
In Library, tap Export examples for your website. This downloads wrapiem-examples.zip.
Unzip it. You get a folder called examples, containing examples.json and a models folder.
In the GitHub repository, choose Add file › Upload files, drag in the whole examples folder (not the zip) and commit.
Wait for the green tick in the Actions tab.
Repeat these steps whenever you add, remove or reorder examples. The new examples folder replaces the old one.
Checking it worked
Open the site in a private window, or tap Sign out: while signed in you see your drafts, not the published examples. You can also open your-site-address/examples/examples.json; if it shows text starting with {"examples":, they're live.
Drafts stay in one browser
Drafts are kept only in the browser you made them in. Clearing that browser's data, or switching to another computer, loses unpublished drafts, so export after each session. Signing in on a new device starts from the published examples.
Visitor downloads
Choose whether visitors can download the model and use iPhone AR. Admins can always do both.
In the Admin tab, under Visitor downloads:
Visitors can download the model
Shows or hides Download with dome for visitors.
Visitors can use iPhone AR
Shows or hides the iPhone AR option in Share. Apple’s AR viewer lets people save the file, so turn this off too if you don’t want visitors to have a copy.
On the Claude-hosted page, changes apply straight away. On your website, the settings are saved with your example drafts: export the examples and upload the examples folder to apply them. Android AR places the model live without saving a file, so it stays available.
Live visitors
The Admin tab shows how many people have your website open right now, updated live, with a split by computer, phone and tablet.
It uses Supabase, a free online service. Setting it up takes about five minutes and only needs doing once.
Go to supabase.com, sign up for a free account and choose New project. Give it any name, set a database password (the viewer doesn't use it) and pick the region nearest your visitors.
When the project is ready, click Connect at the top of the dashboard, or go to Project Settings › API Keys. Copy the Project URL and the publishable key (called the anon public key on older projects). Never use the secret or service_role key.
In your GitHub repository, open config.js, tap the pencil icon and paste them between the quotes on the SUPABASE_URL and SUPABASE_KEY lines. Commit.
When the green tick appears in Actions, open your site, sign in as admin and open the Admin tab. It should say Live and count at least you.
Status
What it means
Live
Working. The number updates as people arrive and leave.
Not set up
The Supabase details in config.js are empty.
Can’t connect
The details are wrong, the project is paused, or the connection dropped. Check config.js and your Supabase dashboard, then reload.
Website only
Shown on the Claude-hosted page, where the live count isn’t available.
Privacy and limits
Each open copy of the viewer shares only its device type. No names, locations or cookies are used, and nothing is stored. The free plan allows about 200 people connected at once, and pauses projects that go unused for a week; if that happens, restore it from the Supabase dashboard. The publishable key is designed to be public, so it’s fine in config.js.
Updating the website
When there's a new version of the viewer, replace the files in your GitHub repository.
Unzip the new wrap-iem.zip on your computer.
In the repository, choose Add file › Upload files, drag in everything from the unzipped folder and commit. Upload the files, never the zip itself: GitHub doesn't unpack zips.
Wait for the green tick in the Actions tab, then check the site in a private window.
Your published examples folder isn't part of the download, so it stays as it is. Your settings live in config.js: leave that file out when uploading an update, so your password and Supabase details are kept.
To keep a record of each version, attach the zip to a GitHub release. Releases don't change the live site; only the files in the repository do.
Changing the admin password
The default password is elevate-admin. Change it before you share the site.
Sign-in uses accounts in your Supabase project. People who are signed in can download; accounts marked as admin also get the Admin tab. DATABASE.md in the repository explains how to add people and make someone an admin.
Make the hash of your new password. On a Mac, open Terminal and run printf '%s' 'new-password' | shasum -a 256. On Windows, use the PowerShell command in the README.
Copy the long string of letters and numbers it prints (leave out the trailing -).
In the repository, open config.js, tap the pencil icon, replace the old value between the quotes, and commit.
About security
A website without a server can't truly lock anything, so the password only hides the admin tools. Nothing reaches visitors until someone with access to your GitHub repository uploads files, so your repository login is what really protects the site. Use a long password, as a short one could be guessed from its hash.
Troubleshooting
Quick fixes for common admin problems.
Problem
Try this
Visitors don't see my examples
Export and upload the examples folder, then wait for the green tick in Actions. Check in a private window.
The site still shows the old version
Make sure you uploaded the unzipped files, not the zip, then refresh or use a private window. The site can take up to 10 minutes to update.
My drafts have disappeared
Drafts live in one browser. Use the browser you made them in, or add them again.
I forgot the admin password
Set a new one by replacing the hash in config.js.
The Admin tab says Can’t connect
Check the two Supabase values in config.js, and that the project isn’t paused. In Supabase, Realtime must allow public access (it does by default).
An example won't save
Load the model first, and keep it under the size limit.
Tour
New to Cosmic Ears Design Labs, or want a reminder?
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