Make the forest feel alive
Ambient moments, curious creatures, little discoveries.
FOR THE TEAMS MAKING WHAT’S NEXT
Big ideas.
One shared frame.
The collaborative workspace for game development teams. Bring your docs, moodboards, sprint boards, roadmaps, and conversations together—and keep creating.
From the first “what if” to the next playable build. Get the mobile app ↗
Signal Bloom Example project
Built for working together
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PROJECT / PRE-PRODUCTION
Shared with the teamA little less chaos. A lot more progress.
To explore 02
Gather lighting references
In progress 02
Prototype the glider
A movement system that’s a joy to get lost in.
✓ First flight feels good
Map the first five minutes
Ready to play 01
A world worth exploring
The pitch, the mood, and a shared direction.
✓ Team aligned
Make space for the next idea.
Find the feeling.
ART DIRECTIONA familiar place.
An unexpected color.
An unexpected color.
Soft silhouettes, warm light, a hint of mystery.
Collect references. Sketch a thought. Build a visual language together.
The world, in a few words.
A quiet exploration game about finding your own way home.
What should the player feel?
Curiosity first. A little wonder around every corner. Give players room to wander, notice, and connect the dots.
✧ Every mechanic should make exploring feel rewarding.
Our next playable
One valley, one glider, and a place you want to return to.
A glimpse of what your team can build. Illustrative workspace content.
ONE HOME FOR THE WHOLE PROCESS
From a rough thought
to a shared direction.
Give each kind of work the space it needs, without losing the thread between them.
Docs that move
with your ideas.
Write game design documents, specs, and playtest notes with live editing, comments, images, and version history.
A canvas for
your collective imagination.
Gather images, draw, add notes, and explore a moodboard together. Scroll to zoom on desktop or pinch and pan on touch screens.
Boards that keep work moving.
Turn plans into tasks with Kanban boards, assignees, labels, priorities, due dates, and checklists.
See the bigger picture.
Map production in a shared roadmap, from prototype and vertical slice to your next milestone.
A place for all the details.
Keep your project documents together in shared folders, with clear access controls for your team.
KEEP THE CONTEXT
Great work is
a conversation.
Talk beside the document. Catch up in a channel. Message a teammate. With live collaboration, shared folders, and notifications, the conversation stays connected to the work.
Bring your team together Next playtest TEAM CHAT
Playtest notesA shared place to turn feedback into next steps.
A LITTLE STRUCTURE. A LOT OF POSSIBILITY.
Start where you are.
- 01
Make a space.
Create a folder for your project. Start with a blank page or a game-development template.
- 02
Bring people in.
Share a document or folder with your teammates and choose who can view or edit.
- 03
Keep building, together.
Write, sketch, plan, and talk in a workspace that updates as your team works.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you
jump in.
What is Frame-zi?
Frame-zi is a collaborative workspace for game development teams. It combines documents, moodboards, Kanban boards, production roadmaps, file organization, and team chat.
Can teammates edit at the same time?
Yes. Shared documents, boards, roadmaps, and moodboards support live editing so teammates can work together and see changes as they happen.
How does sharing work?
Share a document or folder by verified email with view or edit access. Folder access also applies to the documents and subfolders inside it, including new items added later.
Can I use moodboards on my phone or tablet?
Yes. Touch mode supports one-finger panning and two-finger pinch zoom, with larger controls for choosing drawing tools, adding notes, and working on the canvas.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Frame-zi runs in your web browser. Create an account, sign in, and start building your workspace.
FROM IDEA TO PLAYTEST
More room for the whole production.
Dialogue and quest flows
Build branching conversations, connect quest steps, play through the choices, and export game-ready JSON or localization strings.
Playtests and bug reports
Publish feedback forms into shared Tables or connect your game’s reporting flow. Export localization tables by language.
This week’s three
Pick three goals, pin cards from your boards, and keep a history of finished weeks alongside My Tasks.
Teams and game jams
Give your team one shared folder. Start a timed jam with a theme, countdown, submission link, and a lock when time runs out.
MAKE SPACE FOR WHAT’S NEXT
Your next great idea
deserves a shared home.
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