status
live
live lane
Autonomous cinematic battle simulation — agents fight in real-time with recorded replays and visual output. Grounded locomotion, tactical AI, procedural choreography.
02 / matches prospect
Matches
A browser-native studio for deterministic cinematic combat, tactical choreography, and exportable timelines that stay reproducible across runs.
3d viewportdsl editorrender pipeline
completion
78%
finished scope progress
Completion estimate across public surface, working system parts, and remaining implementation depth.
current value
$70k
derived from current completion
Estimated present studio asset value at the current scope and maturity level.
finished estimate
$90k
pricing signal proposal
Target studio asset value at the planned finished scope. Revenue status: proprietary.
Internal studio value estimates in USD. Current value is derived from completion percentage and is not booked revenue.
What is done
This is already positioned as an actual studio surface rather than a toy concept page.
- The browser-native simulation/editor path is active with deterministic replay, tactical AI framing, and timeline-oriented authoring.
- The product line is clearly articulated around viewport, procedural engine, DSL editor, and exportable state.
- Matches is already featured as a flagship public surface with its own prospect page and product entry.
What is left
The remaining work is about strengthening output quality and production workflow around the simulation core.
- Improve render/export automation so authored sequences move cleanly into offline production workflows.
- Broaden scenario authoring and content packaging so the system supports more than tightly curated demonstrations.
- Keep tactical AI inspectable as behavior depth increases, instead of letting complexity hide the simulation state.
Commercial frame
As a proprietary studio surface, this already demonstrates a deep interactive runtime and a dense work-focused UI.
- Current public posture: proprietary flagship surface with strong studio-signaling value.
- Primary use: choreography, simulation reviews, browser-based authoring, and machinima-style production experiments.
- Finished-value estimate assumes stronger export, content tooling, and repeatable production use under controlled commercial licensing.
Matches carries value as both a product candidate and a proof of engineering range: deterministic runtime, dense editing surface, and tangible output.