It started because selling a single digital file on the internet shouldn't need three SaaS subscriptions, a custom domain, and a lawyer. Tools built for Shopify-sized businesses didn't fit an indie 3D artist releasing a pack of game-ready assets, or a musician selling a beat, or a dev shipping a license-gated plugin.
So we wrote down what the page shouldhave been. One upload. One price. One link. Variants for editions, platforms, or bundles. Instant payouts, directly to the creator's own payment account. No commission skimmed off the top. No middleman between the creator and the person who wanted the thing.
The first version of 3DIMLI went up as a weekend project. It has since grown into an all-in-one platform — bulk uploads, license verification for software and games, AI-assisted store management, desktop apps for Mac, Windows, and Linux, an Android app for managing the store on the go, and an MCP server so your AI tools can run the store with you.
The product keeps growing. The intent hasn't moved an inch: build the thing creators would happily recommend to a friend who just finished their first release.