Games
Core loop, player goals, world and character studies, gameplay and HUD mockups, first-playable scope, and a sizzle direction.
Creator guide
Dream it. Build it. Rally Support.
Take an idea from one sentence to a visual concept and a practical plan. Publish when you are ready, gather followers, and decide whether a paid offer fits.
Make the idea tangible
1
Start with an idea
Describe what you want to make in your own words. Studio asks only the questions it needs, then builds an editable concept brief.
2
Choose a visual direction
Look at distinct directions, pick one, and refine it. The first image is a direction to evaluate; supporting images should show different roles and views.
3
Review the launch packet
The packet collects the concept, visual set, audience, creative brief, milestones, and deliverables suited to the project type. Read it, correct it, and export a copy for your own tools or agent.
A concept is a proposal. Generated media and plans do not prove a product works, a film is produced, or a physical object is feasible. Verify those claims before making them publicly.
Show the right evidence
Apps
User journey, interface flows, key screens, data and integration needs, landing-page direction, and store-screen concepts.
Films
Logline, characters, story beats, visual lookbook, poster, storyboard concepts, and a credible production path.
Products
Use case, form and material studies, product-in-context imagery, packaging direction, and a prototype plan.
Hardware
Functional intent, component assumptions, interface and schematic proposals, enclosure views, and test milestones.
Objects
Scale, material, fabrication approach, detail studies, and views of the work in a real setting.
Real-world work needs real-world checks. Physical production needs people, vendors, budgets, safety review, and clear delivery terms. A visual proposal is a starting point, not proof of feasibility.
Publish your project
Review the public title, story, and images. The public page frames your project for its type and gives people a way to follow it. Your private planning detail stays in the owner workspace.
Publishing is a separate decision from creating the packet. You can share a concept and gather followers before any payment offer exists.
Open My projects →Offer funding when ready
Followers are free. For a paid contribution, open Community & funding on a published project in My projects. Write the use of funds, community benefits, delivery trigger, and refund terms. Approve the frozen terms and complete creator payment setup before activating checkout.
Loopfunder uses Stripe for secure payment and creator account setup. A contribution is a purchase under the displayed terms, not a donation or a promise of equity. Supporters review the terms and choose an amount before checkout.
No automatic funding. Publishing alone never charges anyone. Checkout appears only after you activate a ready offer and payment setup passes.
Keep it current
Post updates from your published project page. My projects lets you return to the draft, unpublish a concept, or delete a project without paid commitments. Active funded work and projects with payments need settlement and support review before removal.
Use the public page to share progress with followers. Use your private owner workspace for detailed specifications, cost planning, and revisions.
Ready to make it real?
Begin with the sentence you would tell a friend.