Currently, we use Augmented Reality mainly to superimpose virtual content within the physical space. As such we build applications to extend the Graphical User Interface into the physical space. But when used correctly, Augmented Reality (AR) can serve as a portal that seamlessly connects our physical and virtual realities. The physical world can become a new computing interface that allows us to externalize our ideas into physical/digital actions. "What is virtual" is typically defined by the experience of personal desktop computing. But once we achieve a seamless fusion between the virtual and the physical, this separation will disappear and we will experience indistinguishable realities. This new definition of reality demands new tools – tools to build Hybrid Objects with virtual and physical affordances that map directly onto one another; tools that allow the user to modify and interact according to personal preferences. In this talk I will speak about the Reality Editor and the OpenHybrid.org platform which offers simple tools to build, modify and interact with Hybrid Objects: objects that combine the virtual and the physical seamlessly.