The design changes every week.
New BIM data, a revised facade, a client request on Tuesday. The real-time model has to follow.
SpeedrunCI packages and versions your Unreal projects automatically, so your clients always review today's design, and nobody on your team spends Friday evening re-exporting an app.
New BIM data, a revised facade, a client request on Tuesday. The real-time model has to follow.
Package, test, upload, send the link. Every time. Usually the one person who knows how.
A packaged, versioned build of your Unreal project, ready to stream, without anyone babysitting it.
The model on the wall, the tablet and the browser all run the same build. The one from this morning.
Your team keeps working in Unreal the way it does today. SpeedrunCI takes over everything between the change and the build your client opens.
Your team updates the Unreal project and commits, as they do now.
Packaged on machines you never maintain, with no one waiting on an export.
A versioned build, ready for your Pixel Streaming setup or a desktop release.
Publish a build as a release and it stays, so you can show a client last month's option or prove what was approved and when.
Infrastructure owners, developers and public clients ask hard questions. These are the short answers.
Every buyer walkthrough runs on the current build, not the one from launch day.
Large datasets, many stakeholders, one current build everyone can open.
Model updates, sensor layers and new features released on a schedule your team controls.
SpeedrunCI was built inside Ayelet Studio while shipping Son of Thanjai to PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. The same engine your twins run on, with build infrastructure tested on a commercial release.
We connect one of your Unreal projects and run it through a real design cycle. You judge it on the builds your clients open.
No commitment. Your current workflow keeps running.
How your models reach clients today, and where the time goes.
Hosted by us or inside your own cloud account.
Every change becomes a build. Then you decide.