LifeRaft OS for studios
Build the owned operating layer around what your studio creates.
Launch the community, shape the branded experience, publish the work, support customers, sell licensed products, and connect external clients without rebuilding the same web systems for every project.
For connected games, LifeRaft OS bridges player telemetry and community identity: studios can keep account links, private entitlements, signed events, achievements, member progression, support context, and player-facing profile rewards on infrastructure they control.
- Owned member and community base
- Production and release workflows
- Branded experience profiles
- Commerce, licensing, and delivery
- Explicit, audited client bridges
- Safe preview and rollback
One owned operating base
External workGame · World · Media
Optional boundarySigned connector
Owned platformLifeRaft OS
CommunityExperienceSupportReleasesCommerceAnalytics
Activate only the services and connector that earn a place in the project.
Start with the job
Choose the path closest to what you need to operate.
The studio area separates operating workflows and branded experiences from technical connectors, so a team can launch useful web operations before deciding whether an external-client bridge belongs in the build.
Launch and operate
Game Studio Starter
Give a game an owned community, release, documentation, feedback, support, media, and insight surface before adding a client bridge.
Explore workflow Connect the clientConnected Game Studio
Add self-hosted account linking, private player entitlement checks, signed telemetry, support handoff, updates, achievements, and analytics around a Unity or Unreal project.
Explore workflow Organized simulation communitiesMilSim Community & Telemetry Studio
Operate fictional missions, units, game-role qualifications, after-action learning, virtual logistics, safety, and normalized telemetry from one self-hosted community platform.
Explore workflow Worlds and experiencesVirtual World Studio
Operate community, events, support, identity handoff, creator media, and insight around a VRChat world, Roblox experience, or Second Life business.
Explore workflow Ideas into productionCreative Production Studio
Move structured ideas into art briefs, canonical assets, project work, production tasks, approvals, and durable studio knowledge.
Explore workflow Design the experienceBrand & Experience Studio
Compose branded layouts, navigation, decorations, responsive assets, identity overlays, and seasonal presentation as validated experience profiles.
Explore workflow Publish and sell audioAudio Studio & Label
Publish music and SoundFX, package singles, albums, stems, and libraries, sell explicit licenses, and deliver protected masters.
Explore workflowA working studio surface
Bring the customer-facing and behind-the-scenes work together.
These are separate provider-owned systems connected through explicit contracts—not one oversized studio table trying to own everything.
Connector families
Game engines and virtual platforms are different buying decisions.
Game engine2 connectors
UnityC# packageProduction
Unreal EnginePlugin / C++Production
Virtual platform3 connectors
VRChatUdon / UdonSharpProduction
RobloxLua scriptsProduction
Second LifeLSL / HTTP APIProduction
Build deliberately
Start with the workflow. Add a connector only when the client needs one.
Compare packages, choose the canonical providers, and keep secrets and platform-specific implementation details inside the licensed boundary.
Independent platform and trademark notice
RealysticTM, LifeRaft OSTM, and its bridge add-ons are independent systems. References to external engines, virtual platforms, or marketplaces do not imply endorsement, sponsorship, partnership, or official platform status. Studios remain responsible for each platform's terms, branding, marketplace, payment, age, safety, and developer requirements.