Collabrador turns Rhino Grasshopper into a shared studio. Your team iterates on the same parametric model — parameters, geometry, variations — updating live across every participant's machine.
No uploads. No merge conflicts. No screen sharing. Everyone draws, tweaks and sculpts together, as if sitting at the same desk.
Built for studios, classrooms and distributed teams. Works over the open internet at interactive speeds.
A short walkthrough — from installing the Grasshopper component to hosting your first live session and inviting collaborators.
/assets/media/, then swap this placeholder for a <video> or <iframe> tag.Collabrador is a Grasshopper plugin that makes a Rhino definition collaborative. Multiple people can open the same session and edit parameters, move geometry, and iterate on variations — and everyone sees the result live.
To author a session you need Rhino with Grasshopper and the Collabrador component. To view a live session you only need a browser — open the Realtime Webviewer and enter the room.
A typical session comfortably holds a studio-sized team. Exact seat counts depend on your plan — see the Plans page.
Yes. Collabrador runs on a globally distributed edge network, so collaborators connect to the nearest node. Latency typically stays well inside the range needed for live design work.
Sessions are scoped to rooms with optional passwords, and data is not shared between rooms. See the Legal page for the full privacy summary.
There is a free tier for experimentation and paid tiers for larger teams and heavier sessions. Full details are on the Plans page.