Akse presents itself as a free 3D modelling tool for kids and teens, built by a maker space called Skaperiet. But when you look past the homepage, the site is almost entirely opaque. There is no about page, no team names, no contact email or phone number, and no privacy policy or terms of service. For an educational tool that likely runs entirely in a browser and may process children's designs, those are real red flags. Most legitimate maker spaces and educational software providers clearly identify who runs the service and what data is collected. This site does neither.
Is akse3d-en.skaperiet.no safe? The technical side is fine — the site uses modern encryption and loads fast. But the lack of transparency makes it hard to recommend, especially for the stated audience of kids and teens. If you are an educator or parent considering this tool, the most reasonable step is to reach out to Skaperiet directly through known channels (if you can find any) before handing it to students. A responsible provider would not hide behind an anonymous domain registration and a homepage with no way to contact them.