We sat down with the team at Voxelo, to hear more about their journey on our Exchange program and what they’re building from Campfield right here in St. John’s Manchester.
Voxelo are a tech startup helping brands and retailers create 3D models of their products quickly and easily. The aim is simple but powerful: give customers a better understanding of what they’re buying and help businesses tell stronger product stories online.
Solving a real problem for ecommerce teams
Voxelo was built to remove the friction from creating 3D product content. Traditionally, producing high quality 3D models has been expensive, slow and technically complex. Voxelo changes that by allowing anyone with a camera to capture a product, upload it to the platform and generate a usable 3D model within hours.
The platform is designed to be accessible for non technical teams, while still flexible enough to integrate into more complex enterprise workflows. This makes it particularly valuable for businesses managing large product ranges who need speed, consistency and scale.
Why Voxelo joined Exchange
Ben first heard about Exchange right at the beginning of his startup journey. The programme already had a strong reputation within Manchester’s tech ecosystem, particularly for supporting early stage founders in AI and emerging technology.
Joining Exchange gave Voxelo access to support across every area of the business, from finance and go to market planning to legal, IP and operations. Just as importantly, it provided a community. Being part of a cohort of founders at a similar stage helped remove some of the isolation that often comes with building a startup, replacing it with shared learning, honest conversations and a sense of belonging.
The power of community at Campfield
For Ben, one of the standout aspects of building Voxelo in Manchester has been the strength of the local tech community. From experienced operators to emerging founders, there’s a genuine willingness to help, share knowledge and support one another without expecting anything in return.
Being based at Campfield has made that easier. Having a physical space where founders can meet, talk through challenges and work side by side has played an important role in Voxelo’s development so far.
What’s next for Voxelo
Voxelo have recently launched a new proposition, evolving from video into a broader visual content studio. This opens up significant opportunities across ecommerce and retail, with the potential to add value at scale.
Looking ahead to 2026, the focus is on prioritisation. With demand coming from multiple directions, the challenge now is deciding where to focus energy first while continuing to build a platform that can support long term growth.
Voxelo’s journey through Exchange is a strong example of how the combination of accelerator support and a connected workspace like Campfield can help early stage tech businesses find their footing, build confidence and move forward with clarity.
