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Find out what is wrong with your asset packs.

You buy a pack of 40 models. Half of them import at the wrong scale. One is so oversized it crashes the editor. Some textures do not load because the seller shipped absolute paths from their own machine. Six months later you cannot remember which assets need attribution. Provenant finds all of it, then fixes what can be fixed safely.

Apex Studio on Microsoft Store Free, with a $9.99 one-time Pro unlock. No watermarks and no limits in the free version.

What it looks like

The Provenant audit table listing findings across a scanned folder, each row showing a severity and a suggested fix — Point it at a folder and every problem across every asset lands in one sortable table. The right-hand column tells you whether Provenant can fix it for you.

A confirmation dialog listing exactly which files a fix will change before it is applied — Nothing changes until you say so, and you see exactly which files will be touched first. Every batch can be undone, and anything Provenant modifies is backed up before it does.

The licence tab showing a count of assets with no licence recorded — The number that actually bites at ship time: how many assets have no record of where they came from. Provenant puts it at the top of the screen rather than leaving a silent blank.

Licence records filled in for a pack of assets, showing licence, author and source — Record a licence for one asset or assign one across a whole pack at once, then export a credits list. Records key to the file's contents, so they survive you moving or renaming things.

The Provenant library grid showing asset thumbnails with search, tag and collection filters — Browse the whole library with thumbnails, search, tags and collections. Tags follow the model itself, not its path, so reorganising your folders does not lose them.

Provenant in its light theme — Dark by default, with a light theme in Settings.

Free

Inspect any asset properly

Triangle and vertex counts, meshes, materials, UV channels, normals, texture references, bounding box and file size. The complete report, not a preview of one.

Check it against a budget

Compare polycount and texture sizes against mobile, indie or AAA presets, so you know whether an asset suits the thing you are actually building.

Browse your library

Scan a folder and browse it with thumbnails, search and pack grouping, whatever formats it happens to contain.

Record where something came from

Note the source and licence for an asset while you still remember it, rather than trying to reconstruct it months later.

Reads what you already have

FBX, OBJ, glTF, GLB, DAE, STL, PLY, 3DS and Blender files.

No strings on the output

No watermarks, no file-size caps, no trial period. The free reports are complete reports. Pro audits more assets, not more honestly.

Pro, $9.99 once

For when you have stopped fixing assets one at a time and have an actual library to keep in order.

Audit an entire folder tree and see every problem in one table
Repair absolute texture paths so they work on any machine
Downscale textures that are larger than your project needs
Correct import scale in Unity, by editing Unity's settings file rather than your model
Normalise scale in glTF and GLB files
Rename hundreds of files to a naming convention
Find duplicate models, including the same mesh re-exported to another format
Tags, collections and saved views across the whole library
Bulk licence assignment and credits export in several formats
Watch a folder and re-audit automatically when it changes
Your own polygon, material and texture limits per project
Export findings as a web page, spreadsheet or data file, useful for sending a seller a specific defect list

What it does to your files

Provenant never rewrites your FBX, OBJ, DAE, STL, PLY or 3DS files. It fixes the things around them, meaning textures, material files and your engine's import settings, and keeps a backup of anything it changes. glTF and GLB are the one kind of model it will rewrite, and only when you apply a scale fix to one.

Nothing is uploaded. There is no account, no cloud, and the app declares no network capability at all.

Works with

Unity, Godot, Unreal, and anything else that reads these formats. The import-size correction is Unity-specific, because Unity records what it decided in a file Provenant can read. Everything else works the same whatever you build in.

Provenant is not a 3D editor. It does not retopologise, generate LODs or edit meshes. Licence tracking is a record-keeping tool, a notebook rather than a lawyer, and checking that you are allowed to use something remains up to you.

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