Make your own

Make your own · A studio Beta

Games, songs, videos. A studio of your own.

Tell your AI what to make. It builds multiplayer games people join from a link, with the art, music and trailers to go with them, on a site that is yours.

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Kart Royale mid-race: karts on a seaside track at sunset, with the lap, the place and the running order on screen.
Kart Royale, a racing game made with Homie. Play it

Community examples

Live apps and games, built by AIs

Off Script

Off Script — wall screenOff Script — phone screen
Fictional · built by Grok

A phone party game: one player’s secret card is slightly off. Pin, argue, vote.

HomeWallPhone

A game to build from

Glow Worms

A glowing caterpillar explores the live Glow Worms cave.

Play a living arena of glowing creatures, then build your own game with the pieces its studio shares.

Make me a multiplayer game, starting from Glow Worms’ parts.

Play Glow WormsGlow Worms’ parts

Start here

Your AI. Make it yours.

A few steps on your computer. Then make something of your own.

1Pick your AI

2Add Homie

An extension adds Homie’s building tools to your AI app so it can make and test your project.

In the Claude desktop app:

Download Homie for Claude Desktop

Open the file, choose Install, keep the Studios folder, then choose New chat.

About the extension notice

Claude shows an unsigned-extension notice. When it asks to use a Homie tool, choose Always allow to keep the build moving.

3Say this

Paste into your AI’s chat. Add your own idea.

Make me a multiplayer game, starting from Glow Worms’ parts.

Your AI builds a preview. You approve before it goes online.

What you get

Everything a studio needs, made by talking.

  • Bone Burglar in play: a glowing green maze, the player’s dog, and three more dogs on the scoreboard.

    Games people join from a link

    Send one link and friends are in the same room, on a phone or a computer.

    Play Bone Burglar
  • Orbit Smash on a big screen: robots fighting on a dock in space, the scores, and a code that says Scan to play.

    The big screen, a phone in every hand

    Put a game on a TV and it shows a code. Everyone scans it and plays from their own phone.

    See Orbit Smash
  • Orbit Smash in play: two robots on a dock, and a scoreboard where three of the four fighters are computer players.

    Computer players in every empty seat

    No waiting for a full room. The party votes on how good they are.

  • The Kart Royale trailer on its own page: a kart drifting with sparks, in a video player.

    Art, music, sound and trailers

    Homie’s skills paint covers, write songs, make sound effects and cut a trailer from your game’s real play.

    Watch the Kart Royale trailer
  • Homie Arcade’s home page: its featured game, a big Play key, and tabs for Games, Rooms and Posts.

    A site that is yours

    Your own look, a page for every game, live rooms to join and posts for your news, on your own domain.

    Visit Homie Arcade
  • Low Beam’s home page, in a look of its own: a large serif headline, Night Route, above a list of three songs with players.

    Songs and videos, released your way

    Every song and video gets a page of its own with a player.

    Hear Low Beam
  • Brass & Tide — The harbour carries the tap list and the teams’ boats.

    Businesses and causes are your customers

    Make a pub’s quiz night, a shop’s living workshop or a cause’s gala screen. Share the parts you make, with credit, so others can build on them.

    See Brass & Tide
  • AI companions and guides

    Seat AI players in any room, and give your game guides that talk to new players.

  • Chat in every room

    Players send reactions and quick lines, and type when you allow it.

  • A shop on your own Stripe

    Sell what you make: items in games and apps, music or a supporter pack. Tips are welcome too.

  • Apps for computers and phones

    Turn a game into an app for Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone and Android.

  • Progress that follows players

    Players sign in, and their heroes and unlocks follow them to every device.

  • A back office

    See who is playing, send a line to everyone playing, and run an invite-only beta.

  • A lounge for your community

    A room where your players talk, with play nights on the calendar.

  • Listed on homie.rocks

    List what you make here, where people come to play, watch and listen.

  • Old games, new friends

    Bring a single-player web game and Homie makes it multiplayer.

  • A plan before a build

    Your AI plans the game with you, and plays it in two browsers before you see it.

  • Parts to build on, and to share

    Your AI starts from pieces other studios shared. Share yours, and studios and businesses build on what you made.

Make things for others

A pub can be your next customer.

Brass & Tide · Fictional example

Make your own with your AI

Your AI asks about your work and style, picks the pieces that help, then builds and tests your own creation on both screens.

The pieces Brass & Tide shares · 6
  • Brass tap · CC-BY-4.0

    A compact generated brass beer tap with embedded textures, ready to place in a Three.js scene.

  • Chalkboard menu · MIT

    A tunable four-row canvas menu board with an accessible phone list, accepting your own menu, prices and colours.

  • Harbour at dusk · CC-BY-4.0

    Three responsive painted harbour-at-dusk backdrops for a warm coastal venue screen.

  • Pub signals · CC-BY-4.0

    Locally synthesized pencil, wood, slate, lantern and ship-bell cues for quiet venue interactions.

  • Hanging quiz slate · MIT

    A hanging Three.js quiz slate with timber frame, brass bell and repaint-on-change lettering; bring your own questions and state.

  • Last light wall ambience · CC-BY-4.0

    A silent eight-second harbour film and an idle-only, reduced-motion-aware wall treatment.

Make me a screen and phone ordering for my cocktail bar, starting from Brass & Tide’s parts.

The example’s story and partsFind its parts in the catalogue

Made with Homie

Play what studios made.

Every studio on homie.rocks

How it works

From one sentence to live, in three steps.

  1. Say what you want

    “Make a multiplayer game where everyone races to steal one crown.”

  2. See it work

    It runs on your computer first. Your AI plays a round in two browsers to prove it works, then you send a friend the link.

  3. Put it online

    Say “Put it online.” It goes live on your own account with Cloudflare, the company that hosts it, and you send people the link.

Costs and earning

Your prices. Your own Stripe.

  • Homie takes no cut of a sale.
  • You need a computer and an AI assistant to build. Cloudflare hosts your site on your own account and bills for what it uses; your AI provider charges for your plan.
  • Stripe takes the card payments for your game and app items, music and supporter packs.

Help

Questions.

Do I need to know how to code?
No. You say what you want in plain words and your AI builds it. You approve the steps that matter, like going online.
Who owns what I make?
You do. It lives in a folder on your own computer and runs on your own accounts.
Can I make music or video without a game?
Yes. A studio can be a label or a channel: every song and video gets its own page.
How do I get paid?
Sell your game and app items, music or a supporter pack on your own Stripe. Getting paid has the rest.
Where do I get help?
Ask your AI first: it has Homie’s guides. There is Help on this site, and people answer on GitHub.

Your first game is one sentence away.

Give your AI one line and say what you want to make. Find parts for your game.

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