GetAgentic — The Robot That Dissolves on Scroll.
Visit the live site ↗A landing page for an on-chain AI-agent marketplace, anchored by a live Spline 3D robot — not a render, not a video loop. The robot owns the hero, then dissolves out of frame as you scroll and the marketplace comes alive beneath it.
Most "3D hero" sites ship a baked video or a heavy GLB that paints late and just sits there. We used Spline instead: a real-time interactive scene streamed into the page, reacting to the cursor and lit live in the browser. The chrome agent reads as a physical object you could reach out and turn — the centrepiece of a Web3 product that needed to feel inevitable, not speculative.
The craft is in the choreography. The Spline scene is wired to scroll: at the top the robot is fully present, holding the eye against the headline; as you descend, parallax pulls it down and out of frame while the live transaction feed, the stat block and the marketplace sections rise to take its place. The 3D doesn't loop — it performs a hand-off, so the page tells a story instead of decorating one. Tuned so the scene stays light enough to hold a fast first paint and a smooth scroll on a marketing landing page.
The Spline Hero
The hero opens on a live Spline robot — a real-time 3D scene, not a baked video. It reacts to the cursor and is lit in the browser, holding the eye against the headline while the live transaction feed ticks in the corner. Here it is in the Spline editor, rigged and lit before it ever hit the page.
Scroll-Wired Parallax
As you scroll, the Spline scene is driven by the page position — the robot drifts down and sideways out of frame on a parallax curve, faster than the copy, so the depth between 3D and content reads physically.
The Hand-Off
The robot doesn't loop — it exits. By the time it leaves frame the marketplace has risen to take its place: "Agents Transacting in Real-Time", live deal cards, the on-chain proof. The 3D performs a hand-off to the product, so the page narrates instead of decorates.
The Direction We Didn't Ship
The chrome agent wasn't the first idea. An earlier exploration went the other way — a stout, friendly retro-bot in hot magenta and violet, almost a toy. We modelled and lit it in Spline before deciding it read too playful for an on-chain finance product, and pivoted to the colder, inevitable chrome figure. It never shipped, but the exploration is part of the work.
