Smart Web Export publishes a model to the web as a link and a QR code. Your client opens it in any browser, turns it, measures it, hides parts of it, and can view it in augmented reality on a phone. Nothing to install on their side, no account to create.

Below are three examples. Open them on a computer, or on a phone if you want to try the augmented reality (on Android you will need Chrome).

• Architectural project, two hideable tags, measured in metres: https://acrealab.com/Tu08TMwh
  
• Sofa, one hideable tag, measured in c feet and inches: https://acrealab.com/azTZQh3t
  
• Folded sheet metal part, measured in millimetres: https://acrealab.com/BTmHzBK2
  

Before or after export you can set whether edges show, the background colour, up to four tags your client can show or hide (take the roof off to reveal the layout, for instance), the measuring unit, the expiry date, and more. You can then re-export onto the same link, so a QR code already sent stays valid.

Paid plans add a web dashboard to manage everything from a browser, and put your logo on the viewer instead of mine.

SketchUp Pro 2021 or later, models up to 50 MB. Free plan: three links at a time, seven days each.
PluginStore: https://sketchucation.com/plugin/3139-smartwebexport

What I am after is feedback from real use. I am also curious about macOS, since I develop on Windows and have never seen it run on a Mac.

Thank you !

Julien