Players
Pick a game.
Confirm the price.
Play on your terms.
THE GAME LAUNCHPAD
Bring the idea. Bring your AI agent. Spawn gives your game a place to launch, players an identity, and creators the tools to reward them.
Private preview · Browser games · Built for independent creators
“Read the Spawn SDK. Connect my game, prepare a browser preview, and ask me before publishing.”
Your game + your AI coding assistantYour idea → your approval → everyone can play
A SHORTER PATH TO “PRESS PLAY”
No platform integration to figure out alone. Your project gives you a setup prompt that guides your coding agent through the Spawn SDK and publishing flow.
Sign in and create your game project. Choose free play or paid entry.
Copy the setup prompt into the AI agent working on your game. It connects the SDK and prepares a preview.
Play it yourself. Ask for changes. Give your final approval before submitting.
Spawn reviews new games before listing them. Once approved, players can discover and play.
Already have a game? Start there. Desktop and mobile projects may need a browser port; your agent should discuss that with you first. One prompt starts the process—it doesn’t skip testing or your approval.
PLAYERS ↔ CREATORS
A creator chooses how their game works. It can be free, charge for entry, offer rewards—or combine them. Spawn handles the shared account and token flow.
Pick a game.
Confirm the price.
Play on your terms.
Entry payments + creator top-ups
Receive tokens when players choose paid entry. Retain them, top up your game’s pool, or distribute rewards to your players.
Play free games or confirm a paid entry. In games that offer rewards, the creator decides who receives them. Playing is not a promise of earning.
Currently testing with TEST credits, which have no cash value. Real deposits and withdrawals are not live. Creators control their pools and can withdraw them; a pool balance is not a guaranteed prize fund. Token supply, fees and allocations are not finalized.
THE PARTS YOU SHOULDN’T HAVE TO REBUILD
Spawn connects the pieces around your game, so every creator doesn’t have to start from zero.
A shared Spawn name and profile image, carried into the game.
Limited storage for progress and score records. No unlimited database bill.
Player confirmations and a separate creator-controlled pool for each game.
A private preview, creator approval and a place for players to discover you.
Creators host multiplayer servers and remain responsible for game rules and anti-cheat. Single-player scores should be reviewed before rewards are distributed.
A FIRST LOOK AT WHAT PEOPLE CAN PLAY
The platform comes first. Our own games help us build and test the same tools we’re opening to creators.

A NEW HOME FOR YOUR NEXT IDEA