Jatayu 3D vs Nanome

Jatayu 3D is a browser-based 3D assembly viewer for engineers, managers, and suppliers. It runs on the web and Windows, with mobile also listed as supported. Formats include STEP, IGES, JT, STL, ESF, ECAD 3D STEP export, GLB, and OBJ. Viewer tools provide slicing, exploded views, part isolation, wireframe, transparency, and measurements for distance, angle, and wall thickness. Users can pin 3D annotations, comment, share session links, and export marked-up PDF review reports. Athivex says its WebGL renderer handles 100,000 or more parts at 60 FPS on a standard office laptop with Intel UHD graphics or better. The product includes an in-house native JT reader. The page describes session-verified DRM tokens and says geometry is not written to local disk or browser cache. The free Student plan allows files up to 50 MB and assemblies up to 10,000 parts. Professional is billed per seat; Ultra uses custom billing and lists unlimited file size and parts scale.

Nanome is a collaborative platform for visualizing molecular structures and supporting drug discovery work. People can review proteins and small molecules together in real time across web and XR workspaces. Its tools cover measurement, selection, molecule building, protein-ligand interaction analysis, docking pose review, molecular dynamics playback, and rendering. MARA, Nanome’s AI copilot, provides more than 300 scientific tools across 26 categories, including docking, structure prediction, cheminformatics, genomics, and materials science. The platform also offers a REST API for each MARA tool, Jupyter integration, and a Claude Code skill and MCP server. The free web tier accepts PDB, SDF, and CIF uploads; its Starter plan includes three workspaces, one project, 50 MARA credits, five recent files, and seven days of chat history. Paid plans start at $4.17/user/mo billed annually. Every new account gets a 14-day Full license trial without a credit card.