It is written in Python 3, and is very simple. It was made in a few minutes (this is kind of old and bad btw)
python3 main.py to run it! ~
Example of an .OBJ magically transferred
Copy all the (X,Y,Z)s and put them in Desmos 3D. If you did it right you should see the vertices of your model. If you're using the experimental.py version, you'll need to select every single polygon() in desmos for some reason. Copy everything that looks right. I don't know why it does this. But it's somewhat worth it! Here's a subspace tripmine model i put into desmos. It actually has faces!