Compare the Top Augmented Reality Software for Mac as of October 2026

What is Augmented Reality Software for Mac?

Augmented reality software is used to create interactive computer-generated 3D models and simulations that can be projected and manipulated. Compare and read user reviews of the best Augmented Reality software for Mac currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    Roux

    Roux

    Scandy

    Add 3D vision to your app with ease. The Roux SDK provides a robust, stable, simple API for developers to interact with a multitude of depth-sensors. You don’t need to be a computer vision expert to use Roux. We do the heavy lifting so you can focus on creating a program that uses 3D data in innovative ways. Natively fix flying pixels, auto-patch over exposed meshes - from scanning to SLAM, Roux makes it all possible. Roux does more than just create beautiful 3D scans. Our proprietary technology includes the features other teams would need to build from scratch. Live, on-device, collaborative tracking, scanning, meshing, and SLAM. Scandy’s existing 3D software allows your team to hit the ground running on iOS, MacOS and Linux. Initializing the SDK is easy – drop the framework into your project and you are ready to go. We’ve done the heavy lifting on the computer vision side to make your development lighter.
    Starting Price: $99/month
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    TechViz

    TechViz

    TechViz

    TechViz is a virtual collaborative software for engineers to visualize your 3D data instantly from +200 3D applications like Catia, Navisworks, NX or Creo. TechViz VR software is a unique technology compatible with all VR displays: headsets, powerwalls and immersive rooms. TechViz can handle the largest models while offering fluent display. Its top level data security, enables VR collaboration on any model between multiple locations. Make changes in realtime with your far-based coworkers on the same 3D model in XR without any data conversion. TechViz offers comprehensive features to accelerate development cycles and fully integrates in your current processes: design review, simulation of operability and ergonomics and we can answer tailored use cases through advanced capabilities.
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    Glartek

    Glartek

    Glartek

    Glartek is an Augmented & Connected Worker platform. Combines a customizable, no-code Connected Worker digital platform with Augmented Reality functionalities, helping improve safety and efficiency in the industry. Through digitized processes, digital work instructions, organized workflows, and 2D/AR guidance, frontline workers will be able to better perform their operations, increasing their skills, safety, and productivity. Enhance Team and Task Management, Monitoring, Analytics, Training & Skills Management, and more. Glartek focuses on continuous innovation, offering valuable add-ons to enhance your capabilities and efficiency. Virtual Remote Assistance for real-time collaboration, AI and Machine learning for data-driven insights, IoT support for seamless connectivity, 3D models for immersive visualisation, Connected Glasses to enable wearable technology integration for a hands-free experience, and enterprise features tailored to your specific needs.
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    Chetu

    Chetu

    Chetu

    Chetu is a US-based software development company that provides startups, SMBs, and Fortune 5000 companies worldwide with custom technology solutions. With an unparalleled software delivery model suited to the needs of the client, Chetu's one-stop-shop model spans the entire software technology spectrum. Headquartered in Sunrise, Florida, Chetu has sixteen locations throughout the U.S., Europe, and Asia, with over 2,200 software experts worldwide. Chetu is a true and seamless backend technology partner, helping your business accelerate the development of desktop, mobile & web-based apps with on-demand developers that focus on moving your business forward. Most software companies insist on owning their own source codes to prevent their clients from seeking out other vendors or tools. Under our agreement, you are the sole proprietor of the source code and intellectual property.
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    INDE BroadcastAR
    INDE is the leading provider of screen-based Augmented Reality products and solutions and one of the leading developers of MobileAR and WebAR experiences worldwide. We have launched augmented reality systems in over 50 countries for partners and clients here in the U.S. and across the globe, including VISA, Coca-Cola, Adidas, WWF, Universal Studios, 20th Century Fox, American Express, Warner Bros., Guinness World Records, GE, National Geographic, Smithsonian, and BBC Worldwide. Our next-generation digital platforms utilize the latest in Augmented Reality, Motion Capture, and Computer Vision technology built into tailor-made products, including mobile, web-based, kiosk-size (HeroMirror), and big-screen AR experiences (BroadcastAR).
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    artoolkitX

    artoolkitX

    artoolkitX

    ARToolKit was first released as an open source project in 2001. Under the ownership of ARToolworks, it continued with an open source variant until 2015 when it was sold. Noting the lack of activity on the ARToolKit forum in the fall of 2017 and fearing for the future of this iconic project, Ben Vaughan and Phil Lamb, the former CEO and CTO of ARToolworks, created artoolkitX to ensure that the software is developed and maintained and the vibrant ARToolKit community continues to be supported. artoolkitX is supported by Realmax Inc, a leading Chinese AR company that is developing groundbreaking AR hardware and software.
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