floors.js

floors.js turns any website into a social space by adding a 3D chat room where visitors appear as avatars and can talk to each other in real time. You add one script tag, and suddenly your landing page or documentation site has an isometric room in the corner where people show up, get random names and avatars, and start chatting. No signup required for visitors, no authentication to set up. Someone lands on your page and they are already in the room.

The visual layer is built on Three.js, rendered as an isometric view with customizable furniture, floor textures, and avatar styles. There are four avatar types, Classic, Detailed, Chibi, and Pixel, and you can drag and drop furniture from a library of fifteen plus item types to build the room you want. Eight pre built templates are available if you do not want to design from scratch. The whole thing loads asynchronously after your page renders, so it does not block your Core Web Vitals. The inline shell is under one kilobyte.

Chat features include speech bubbles, at mentions, and private whispers. Owners can interact directly with visitors, answering questions in real time, which makes it useful for live support or community building. There is also a one on one support mode where visitors only see you, turning the room into a private conversation rather than a group space. Messages are searchable in a dashboard, with CSV and JSON export for anyone who wants to analyze conversations or keep records.

Moderation is built in. The platform automatically blocks spam and links, rate limits messages, and filters offensive names. You get notifications in Telegram or Discord when someone joins or sends a message, and you can reply directly from those apps without opening the dashboard. For sites that get a lot of traffic, the system supports up to four hundred concurrent visitors per site, which is enough for most landing pages and documentation hubs.

Integration works with React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, Astro, WordPress, and Shopify. You drop in the script tag or install an NPM package, configure a few options, and the room appears. The platform is GDPR compliant and privacy first, no cookies or tracking beyond what you configure. If you care about not adding surveillance to your site, this is designed with that in mind.

Pricing is simple. You can pay fourteen dollars a month or ninety nine dollars once for lifetime access. Both options include unlimited sites, all features, and future updates. There is a seven day free trial on the subscription plan. The creator, Vincent S, is active and reachable via in app chat for questions.