AI modeling copilot · inside Blender

Stop pushing verts.
Start directing.

MeshMind lives in Blender's sidebar. Describe the model in plain English — it plans the build, runs real modeling tools in your scene, checks its own work, and hands you the result. Every action is one click to undo.

▸ Runs in Blender 5.2 ▸ Every action undoable ▸ You approve destructive edits
Blender — spider.blend — MeshMind
User Perspective ✓ verified: 22 parts, all anchored
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Hobby8,000 tk left

Recreation of a real session. This black widow — 22 parts, fur, markings — was directed with prompts, not modeled by hand.

How it works

You say what. It handles how.

MeshMind isn't a mesh generator that dumps a blob into your scene. It works the way you do — primitives, modifiers, materials, armatures — so everything it builds is normal Blender geometry you can keep editing.

STEP 1

Describe it

Type into the sidebar like you'd brief a modeler. Attach a reference image. Pin a spot in the viewport to say "here".

"low-poly market stall, cloth awning, worn wood"
STEP 2

Watch it build

It plans phases, then executes with real modeling tools — and verifies its own work with measurements and viewport captures as it goes.

create_limb · mirror_object · add_fur · check_contacts
STEP 3

Stay in charge

Every AI action lands in a log with one-click revert. Don't like the third step it took? Roll back to just before it and redirect.

✓ 22 parts anchored — Job complete
Built for trust

An assistant you can hand your scene.

AI in your working file is only useful if you never fear it. MeshMind was built safety-first — before it was taught to model.

One-click undo, per action

Every AI turn is its own named undo step. The action log shows what changed and when — revert any entry without touching your own edits.

Approval gate

Deletes and destructive booleans never just happen. They queue in a red box at the top of the panel and wait for your ✓.

Job mode

Big build? Tick "Run to completion", set a token cap, submit once. MeshMind plans phases and keeps working until it's done or the cap says stop.

Project memory

Facts, decisions, references, protected objects — saved with your project. Lock an object and the AI's tools physically refuse to touch it.

Point at things

Pin an exact spot or drag a region in the viewport, then say "put a door here" or "improve this area". It knows what "here" means.

It actually looks

MeshMind reads your real scene — names, dimensions, contacts — and captures the viewport to compare against your reference before calling anything done.

22
parts in the black widow build — legs, fangs, eyes, fur, markings — every one anchored and verified
1
prompt to start it. Job mode planned 8 phases and ran them to completion on its own
~40
tokens for a typical modeling action. The panel shows your balance at all times
Pricing

Simple plans. Honest tokens.

Every plan is the full product — same tools, same model quality. Plans differ only in how much modeling you get per month.

Hobby

$19 /month
8,000 tokens / month
  • Roughly 150–250 modeling actions
  • Full toolset — nothing held back
  • Job mode, approvals, project memory
  • Cancel anytime
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Pro

$39 /month
20,000 tokens / month
  • Roughly 400–650 modeling actions
  • Room for full job-mode builds
  • Best per-token value
  • Cancel anytime
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Token top-up

$9 one-time
+5,000 tokens · never expire
  • For big-build months
  • Used only after your monthly allowance
  • Stacks — buy as many as you need
  • Requires an active plan
Add tokens

Secure checkout by Lemon Squeezy. After purchase you get an access token — paste it into the add-on and you're modeling in under a minute.

1 token ≈ one small edit

Tokens are MeshMind's honest unit of AI work. A quick tweak costs a handful; a typical modeling action costs 30–60; the whole black widow demo cost about 4,650. Your balance is always visible in the panel, and job mode lets you cap any build before it starts.

FAQ

Fair questions.

Does it replace modeling — or me?

Neither. MeshMind is a copilot: it does the mechanical work at your direction. You art-direct, it executes, and everything it makes is ordinary Blender geometry — meshes, modifiers, materials, armatures — that you can refine by hand the moment it's done.

Which Blender versions does it support?

MeshMind is built and tested on Blender 5.2 LTS. It installs as a standard Blender extension and lives in the N-panel sidebar of the 3D viewport.

What happens to my scene data?

Your .blend file never leaves your machine. To plan actions, MeshMind sends your prompt plus a compact text summary of the relevant scene (object names, dimensions, positions) — and, when it verifies visually, a viewport capture — to our AI service. That's it: no scene files, and nothing is used to train models.

What if it makes a mess?

Undo it. Every AI action is a named entry in the panel's action log with one-click revert, and rollbacks are surgical — your own edits stay put. Destructive operations (deletes, booleans) additionally wait for your explicit approval before running at all.

Can it handle a big build, not just tweaks?

Yes — that's job mode. Tick "Run to completion", set a token cap, and submit one prompt. MeshMind announces a phase plan, works through it round by round, reports measured spend against its own estimate, and stops at the cap or the finish line, whichever comes first.

What exactly do I get after checkout?

An access token plus the add-on download, instantly, on the same page. Install the zip in Blender (Preferences → Get Extensions → Install from Disk), paste your token, and the panel comes alive — plan, balance, and prompt box. Windows, macOS, and Linux in one download; no API keys to manage, no other accounts to create.

What if I run out of tokens mid-month?

Your plan refills every month, and $9 top-ups add 5,000 tokens that never expire — they're only consumed after your monthly allowance is used, so they roll forward until you need them.

Get started

Your next model is a sentence away.

Join the modelers who direct instead of drag. If MeshMind doesn't earn its seat in your sidebar, cancel in two clicks.

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