Masters of Pie
AR collaboration tools
Virtual reality (VR) collaboration platforms
Augmented reality software
Virtual reality software
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- Quality of support
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What is Masters of Pie
Masters of Pie is a VR collaboration platform designed for distributed teams to meet and work together in shared 3D environments. It is used for real-time design reviews, spatial planning, and collaborative visualization of 3D content, often in engineering, architecture, and product development contexts. The product emphasizes multi-user sessions, voice communication, and importing/viewing 3D assets in an immersive workspace.
Multi-user VR work sessions
The platform supports real-time, multi-participant collaboration in a shared virtual space. This enables teams to review 3D models together and discuss changes with spatial context. Compared with many remote-assistance-first tools in this space, the core workflow centers on co-presence in VR rather than annotating a live camera feed.
3D model review focus
Masters of Pie is oriented toward immersive visualization and review of 3D assets, which fits design and engineering collaboration use cases. Teams can use VR to evaluate scale, layout, and spatial relationships that are harder to judge on a 2D screen. This differentiates it from products primarily built for field service guidance and step-by-step remote support.
Remote collaboration for distributed teams
The product is built for geographically distributed stakeholders to collaborate without traveling to a physical review room. It supports synchronous communication during sessions, helping teams align on design intent and issues in context. This can reduce reliance on separate conferencing tools for the core review meeting experience.
Less suited to field service
The platform’s VR-first collaboration model is not the same as mobile, camera-based remote assistance commonly used by technicians in the field. Organizations focused on guiding frontline workers through repairs may find the workflow less direct than AR remote-support tools. Additional tooling may be required for incident capture, work instructions, and service process integration.
VR hardware and setup needs
Effective use typically depends on compatible VR headsets and user readiness to work in immersive environments. Hardware procurement, device management, and user training can add overhead compared with smartphone-based AR collaboration. Some users may also face comfort or accessibility constraints when working in VR for extended periods.
Integration and governance depth varies
Enterprises often require identity management, device fleet controls, auditability, and integrations with PLM/CAD, ticketing, or collaboration suites. The breadth and maturity of these capabilities can be a deciding factor versus more enterprise-standard remote-assistance offerings. Buyers may need to validate SSO, admin controls, and data handling against internal requirements.
Seller details
Masters of Pie, Inc.
Los Angeles, CA, USA
2015
Private
https://mastersofpie.com/
https://x.com/mastersofpie
https://www.linkedin.com/company/masters-of-pie/
