Neta Studio

Neta Studio is an AI-agent-powered world workbench where you invent a world from a single sentence—then “unbox” it into interactive experiences you can step into.

As you explore, Neta creates multiple surfaces from the same world: a game, POV videos, roleplay scenes, world portals, and explorable maps with a living Wiki and timeline. Each surface functions like an app that grows out of that same underlying world.

Your world isn’t a one-time generation. It maintains a living, shared state: actions you take write back to world memory (canon, characters, relationships, places, events, aesthetics, rules, and version history), and changes propagate across the map, wiki, and roleplay. With an agent underneath, the world can continue expanding—unboxing new cards as you mark and develop territory—so the same world stays consistent across all formats.

What do I do to start using Neta Studio?

Describe your world in a sentence (for example, “a wizard school, but pirates”), then unbox it so you can step into the generated experiences.

What kinds of “surfaces” can Neta generate from the same world?

You can get a game, POV videos, roleplay scenes, world portals, and an explorable map with a living Wiki and timeline—each connected to the same underlying world state.

Does Neta just create a one-shot story, or can my actions change the world over time?

Your world is a living shared state. Actions you take write back to the world’s memory, and updates propagate across the map, wiki, and roleplay.

How does Neta keep everything consistent across the different formats?

The world maintains shared memory for canon, characters, relationships, places, events, aesthetics, rules, and version history—so changes in one area affect the other connected surfaces.

Can new content appear in the same world as I explore?

Yes. An underlying agent can unbox new cards (like a territory journal) as your actions develop the world, letting it grow beyond the initial generation.