Training / Public safety

Driving training, built in days.

Police, fire and EMS driving: pursuits, emergency response and hazard drills. Vehicles with grip that depends on the road, a physical sky, and every run can be recorded for the debrief.

An aerial view of a green valley with blue lakes surrounded by snowy jagged peaks, rendered in the engine
Terrain from a recipe, rendered in real time: the ground your routes run over.

Describe the drill. Watch it built.

Tell your AI assistant the route, the hazards and what a good run looks like. It builds the scene through the engine's tools, and every change it makes is listed for you to keep or undo.

Change it while it runs.

Change a script, a scene or a setting with the scenario running and see the result without restarting it.

A grassy ridge with a lone pine above a forested valley with blue lakes under jagged mountains, rendered in the engine

The same ground every time.

Describe a landscape as steps (shape, erosion, shorelines) and get the same terrain every time, with collision and navigation baked from it.

Built to be checked.

Export

Ship to Windows, Linux and the web.

  • Ready

    Windows

    One .exe for Windows 10 and 11. Players install nothing.

  • Ready

    Linux

    A Linux build, with a tarball or an AppImage beside it.

  • Preview

    Web

    A static folder any web host can serve, for browsers with WebGPU.

  • Coming

    Mac, iPhone, Android

    On the roadmap. Build your game now; export when they land.

The editor runs on Windows. Web export is in preview: it passes our automated browser tests, and checks on real graphics cards, Firefox and Safari come before we call it ready.

In the box

  • Cars, karts and boats that handle
  • Physics you can replay
  • Record a session, replay it later
  • Terrain from a recipe
  • Physical sky and clouds
  • Navigation meshes that follow the terrain
  • Automated playtesting
  • Built for AI assistants

Start with a pilot: one of your driving scenarios, built with your team in six weeks. Pilot program

Your next scenario, running this week.

Start with a pilot, or get the engine and try it yourself.

Start a pilot