8th Wall Migration

Move hosted WebAR projects into ARLOOPA Studio

Replace retired hosted 8th Wall workflows with a live no-code platform for auditing, rebuilding, and relaunching WebAR projects.

Continuity

Keep live browser AR workflows moving instead of letting projects expire with retired hosting setups.

No-code rebuilds

Recreate common hosted WebAR experiences in a platform built for content teams, not just custom development.

Operational control

Manage scenes, publishing, and iteration from one Studio workflow after migration.

Migration scope

What to audit before moving WebAR projects

A clean migration starts by separating the experience logic from the old hosting setup. Teams should review triggers, scene behavior, assets, launch URLs, and campaign dependencies before rebuilding.

1List all live QR codes, links, and print triggers
2Review the scenes, media, and interactions each project depends on
3Identify where hosted behavior can map to WebAR, tracked, or geospatial Studio workflows
4Plan the relaunch order based on active traffic and business priority

Rebuild approach

How ARLOOPA helps teams relaunch faster

ARLOOPA Studio supports the publishing and no-code editing flow needed after migration, which matters because most teams need an operational replacement, not just a one-time rebuild.

•Recreate browser AR experiences without depending on a custom hosted stack
•Use one platform for publishing, updates, and new campaign variations
•Shift more work from engineering to content and innovation teams
•Keep analytics and launch management closer to the production workflow

FAQ

8th Wall Migration FAQ

Is migration only about replacing hosting?

No. The larger task is preserving working launch flows and rebuilding them in a workflow your team can keep operating after relaunch.

Do all hosted WebAR projects map one to one into Studio?

Not always, but many projects can be rebuilt as WebAR, image-tracked, markerless, or geospatial experiences depending on the original use case.

Why is a no-code platform useful during migration?

Because migration usually continues after relaunch. Teams need a workflow that supports ongoing changes instead of requiring engineering effort for every update.