Lumina
Tuned to how a creator wants their world to look — not smarter, just more accurate at that.
Build it, and it stays yours. It becomes real the moment someone else steps in, and finds you there.
For two years, Neta ran in China — never launched globally, on purpose. We watched what people do when AI lets them build worlds.
They didn't generate once and leave. They came back. They grew rules, relationships, and entire worlds. One of them, Huai'an Apartment, was built entirely by users. Millions stepped in. It became real because they did.
Priority #1 assets. If real Neta/捏Ta exports are not ready, leave these placeholders — do not fill with generated “fake UGC.”
Some people carry a whole world in their head — characters, rules, history — that no one has ever seen. Dungeon masters. Ten-year OC writers. Fanfiction world-builders. No tool was ever built for them.
AI can finally give that world a way out — real enough for someone else to step into.
Start from a sentence, a character, a map, a novel. The world grows as you talk. AI drafts the structure; you make the calls that matter.
One world becomes stories, videos, roleplay, maps, and portals — all staying in sync as it changes. Studio is early. First paying users arrive with a world already in hand, wanting a place to keep it living.
All five tiles should feel like one world remixed five ways — same cast/palette — so “one world → many works” is obvious. No phone chrome.
Tuned to how a creator wants their world to look — not smarter, just more accurate at that.
Workflows for each kind of work, shaped by real friction.
Worlds with state, fork, and continuation. Git for worlds. Open-sourcing now.
A person who only consumes leaves no trace of themselves.
AI wins at efficiency. We build for the other thing — GitHub plus Disneyland.
What you make can be picked up and carried on.
Someone stands in the same world, and what you made gets lived.
The world in your head becomes real when someone else steps in and finds you there.