Geomview is an innovative interactive 3D viewing program designed for users seeking to visualize and manipulate three-dimensional objects effortlessly. Developed at The Geometry Center at the University of Minnesota, Geomview allows users to rotate, translate, and zoom in on models using a mouse interface. This versatile software serves as both a standalone viewer for static objects and a dynamic display engine for other geometry-generating applications. It supports a variety of file formats, enabling users to work with numerous object types, and includes a rich collection of example objects, alongside the option to create custom ones.

Geomview is compatible with most Unix platforms, including GNU/Linux and Mac OS X, and can also run on Microsoft Windows in various configurations. As a free software initiative licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License (GPL), Geomview benefits from continuous contributions from its original developers and a dedicated community, ensuring its evolution and support for users across the globe.