Gallarix: Gallery operating system for digital art

Gallarix has two sides. The collector view presents a curated show, including an immersive 3D viewing room, with a cart, wishlist, shipping estimates and inquiry flows.

The director side manages the same artworks as inventory, along with events and marketing, and reports analytics.

Galleries that sell digital art are the operators, and collectors the visitors. Both views are built to work on phones, tablets and desktops.

Artworks are modelled with provenance, condition notes and a certificate of authenticity. Google Gemini drafts descriptions and tags, and a Gemini concierge answers questions from the live inventory.

The 3D room runs in WebGL and adapts to the device: on phones and tablets it lowers texture size, pixel ratio, shadows and animated objects, and swaps keyboard controls for touch. A build-time prerender puts the marketing and about pages into the HTML for crawlers.

• 3D viewing rooms in WebGL, built with React Three Fiber, that adapt texture size, shadows and controls to phones and tablets
• AI-assisted artwork descriptions and tags generated with Google Gemini
• A gallery dashboard for inventory, events and marketing, with analytics
• Collector checkout with cart, wishlist, shipping estimates and inquiry flows
• Artwork records with provenance, condition notes and certificate of authenticity
• A Gemini concierge that answers from the live inventory
• A privacy policy and terms of service for gallery and collector data

Gallarix’s about page says Eliran Yihye designed and built it end to end, in React, TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind CSS, Zustand and Three.js. His earlier studio, Cuanto Technologies Ltd, also built a website for Friendship Center Gallery in Fort Lauderdale.

The product’s own site: Gallarix.