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ISUNO — AI-native engineering, NC & London

Machines build. Humans direct.

We rebuilt Unreal Engine so autonomous agents can build spatial software.

A pioneering VR platform company — for entertainment and training.

The studio runs internal and external projects. HOPE, our first in-house production, is built on the ISUNO platform — developing and validating it in the same stroke.

Agentic AI automates the heavy development work. Design stays human.

80+ contributors worldwide · $20k community-funded · pre-revenue

ISUNO is a pioneering VR company — building a platform for VR development across entertainment and training.

The studio runs both internal and external projects. HOPE, our first in-house entertainment production, is built on the ISUNO platform itself — every system it ships develops and validates the platform in the same stroke.

What sets ISUNO apart is agentic AI woven through the pipeline: the heavy development work is rapidly automated while the design stays human. We're pre-revenue, backed by $20,000 raised in community funds, and carried by 80+ contributors around the globe.

0contributors around the globe

0flagship title in the pipeline

0offices. none needed

Flagship physics sandbox — in development

HOPE

A physics sandbox headed for major storefronts, built on the isuno.ai engine platform — where agentic AI turns one engineer into a whole team.

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The engine

We took Unreal Engine apart and rebuilt it so AI agents are first-class operators — placing geometry, wiring logic, running builds. Humans review outcomes, not keystrokes.

Contributors

No office, no badge readers. 80+ engineers, artists, and designers across time zones are building HOPE — every title carries their work.

What we believe

iDirection is the job. Typing is overhead.

iiThe engine is a colleague, not a tool.

iiiCredit every human. There are no small roles.

ivShow it when it's real. Not before.

vSmall stays fast, and fast compounds.

Working on something in 3D space?

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The engine, rewired

We tore Unreal Engine down to the studs and rebuilt it for a different operator. Here's why — and what it makes possible.

Unreal Engine was designed for rooms full of humans clicking through an editor. We rebuilt its core workflows so that AI agents are first-class operators — able to open the editor, place geometry, wire logic, run builds, and read the results, the same way a developer would.

On top of that substrate sits our pipeline. A person sets direction — the concept, the constraints, the commercial target. Agents decompose it into work, execute in parallel, and hand back builds that have already survived our validation harness. Humans review outcomes, not keystrokes.

The practical effect is leverage. A small network of contributors, working through the pipeline, produces what conventionally takes a studio floor. That's the whole thesis: small team, modified engine, compounding output.

Worth saying plainly: HOPE — our flagship physics sandbox — is being built end-to-end by a contributor network and agentic loops running around the clock. No employees, no office. The platform is why that's possible.

fig. 1 — one prompt, one team. An operator directs; agents assemble, coordinate, and build the system together. Live simulation, looping.

Platformisuno.ai

SubstrateUnreal Engine 5, modified

AgentsMulti-agent, parallel

ValidationAutomated harness

Human roleDirection & review

ISUNO.AI Agent — agentic teams: requirements analyst, physics engineer, simulation developer, scenario designer, validation engineer and data engineer working autonomously.

fig. 2 — agentic teams. One person describes it; a team of agents — analyst, physics engineer, simulation developer, scenario designer, validation — builds it inside isuno.ai.

How a build moves

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Direct a person

What it is, who it's for, what it must run on, what it must earn. The most important work in the company happens here, in plain language.

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Generate the agents

Agents decompose the direction and execute in parallel inside the engine — environments, systems, logic, content. Contributors handle what machines still do badly.

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Validate the harness

Every build runs the gauntlet automatically: performance budgets, correctness checks, platform compliance. Nothing reaches human review that hasn't survived the machine's.

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Review & ship a person, again

People judge what only people can — whether it's good. Approved builds go to platform. Everything learned goes back into the engine.

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What we do

Four lines of work, one pipeline under all of them. If it doesn't run through the engine, we don't do it.

aShip our own titles

Original VR and spatial software, built through the pipeline for major platforms. This is where the engine gets proven — starting with HOPE.

bBuild the engine layer

The modifications themselves: editor extensions, agent orchestration, headless build systems, validation harnesses. Core IP, developed continuously.

cEngineer for partners

Spatial software built to spec for clients who need 3D capability without standing up a studio. Same pipeline, pointed at someone else's problem.

dRun the network

Sourcing, structuring, and coordinating the contributor network that works alongside the agents. The human half of the system, managed deliberately.

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Projects

What's in build, what runs underneath, and what comes after.

in build First-party · flagship · in development

HOPE

Our flagship physics sandbox, built end-to-end on the isuno.ai engine platform — agentic loops and Mythos-class models turning a small team into a large one. Headed for major storefronts.

Internal · continuous

The engine itself

The modified UE5 substrate and agent layer. Never "done" — every project ships improvements back into it.

See the isuno.ai agent ⇗

In the pipeline

Next build

Currently generating. Details when it's ready to show, not before.

HOPE

A physics sandbox, in build on the isuno.ai engine platform.

done

Concept & greenlight

now

Full production

Storefront release

HOPE is a physics sandbox — and the first full product of the isuno.ai engine platform. Development runs through a fully agentic model: the newest Mythos-class models are integrated directly into our engine development, working inside the pipeline rather than beside it.

Automated cron jobs and agentic loops keep the work moving around the clock. The practical effect: one human engineer becomes a whole team — agents taking on different engineering roles, coordinating with each other, building the most advanced systems we can ship. Everything else stays in the pipeline until it's real.

Manifesto, rule iv: show it when it's real. The captures below are the first public look — more lands here as systems come online.

Raw captures

fig. 2 — physics hand simulation. Raw engine capture, uncut.

fig. 3 — physics-based weapon system. Raw engine capture, uncut.

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Built by contributors

No studio floor, no org chart — a network, assembled per project and credited by name.

ISUNO has no office and no badge readers. It's a network of contributors and contractors — engineers, artists, and designers across time zones, assembled per project, working through the same pipeline as the agents.

This isn't a cost decision; it's the operating model. The pipeline makes a distributed network coherent: everyone works against the same builds, the same validation, the same direction. The best person for the task, wherever they happen to be — and credited for what they build.

Every title, every system, every line of the modified engine carries their work. We wouldn't be here without them.

Engine & systems engineeringdistributed

Environment & asset artdistributed

Interaction designdistributed

Agent & pipeline developmentin-house

QA & platform compliancedistributed

Your discipline hereopen →

The roster

Everyone building HOPE, and everything around it. Scattered around the world, credited by name.

Matteus SFounder & CEO

Jan BLead Environment Artist

SherifSenior Programmer

KafeelSenior Programmer

SunnatullaSenior Programmer

Ammad NSenior Technical Artist

LuisKeystone Programmer & Procedural Animation

AnselmoProcedural Environment Programmer

MuhammadProcedural Framework Programmer

LucaPhysics Programmer

Peter XuProgrammer

AnandaramanProgrammer — Assembly Framework

AbuhurairaProgrammer — Backend & Gameplay

Zachary SapProgrammer — VR Optimization

DaniilProgrammer & Sound Design

WaelPrototyper & Programmer

Ernest WUI, Prototyper & Programmer

Abdullah SPrototype Programmer

DimitriContract Programmer

MikeContract Programmer

Connor MContract Programmer

FenikContract Programmer

Egor3D Artist

Roman S3D Artist

Anna3D Artist

Momo W3D Artist

Sami3D Modeling

ElenaContract 3D Artist

MiguelContract 3D Artist

Zayyan RWebsite Developer

Declan VCommunity Manager & Marketing

You?Open — write to us

80+ contributors worldwide — 31 credited here by name, and counting. Roles as credited on HOPE.

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Log

What's actually moving, dated and plain. No press releases, no adjectives.

2026 · Q3

HOPE in full production. The flagship physics sandbox is deep in the pipeline — systems, environments, and content generating in parallel on isuno.ai. Storefront release ahead.

2026 · Q2

Engine substrate updated. Agent orchestration rebuilt for parallel scene work; validation harness expanded.

2026 · Q1

Contributor network expanded. New disciplines added ahead of the next production cycle.

earlier

ISUNO founded. The engine work begins: tearing Unreal down to the studs and assembling the first contributor network around it.

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Incubator

The front of the pipeline: where ideas get small budgets and honest deadlines.

The incubator is the front of the pipeline: early concepts, experimental mechanics, and engine capabilities that aren't attached to a shipping title yet. Some graduate into projects. Most teach us something and get archived.

It's also where new contributors usually start — small, scoped experiments are the fastest way to see how someone builds.

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Brochure

The whole company in nine lines. Everything else is detail.

CompanyISUNO LLC

WhatAI-native software engineering

WhereNorth Carolina, USA · London, UK

Howisuno.ai — modified UE5 + agentic loops

TeamContributor & contractor network

FlagshipHOPE — physics sandbox, in development

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Licenses

Using our work, properly.

Our titles ship under standard platform terms. The engine modifications and agent tooling are proprietary — not open source, but parts of the pipeline are available to partners under commercial license.

If you want to license engine capability, build on our tooling, or use our work in yours, write to us and describe the use. We answer everything.

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forum

Not open yet. The community forum launches alongside HOPE. Until then, the inbox is the forum.

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videos

Nothing to watch yet. Build footage and engine demos will land here when HOPE is far enough along to show.

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store

Closed for now. Our titles will sell on platform storefronts first. A direct store comes later, if it ever makes sense.

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Talk to us

Working on something in 3D space — or want to build with us? One inbox, read by people.

Generalhello@isuno.org

ContributorsSame address — tell us what you build

LicensingSame address — describe the use

BasedNorth Carolina, USA · London, UK