Plan production
Tasks, Kanban, milestones, builds, bugs, playtests, and release planning.
GameDevHub
GameDevHub is a collaborative, admin-hosted Windows application for small game development teams. Plan, create, discuss, and track the work in one place.
01 / Why it exists
GameDevHub replaces the scattered collection of task boards, documents, diagrams, chat, and planning tools with one workspace designed specifically for the game development process.
The core idea
GameDevHub is sold as a perpetual per-seat licence, not a recurring subscription. Your team hosts its own workspace, and every person connects ACAI to their own preferred AI provider.
02 / Inside the workspace
Tasks, Kanban, milestones, builds, bugs, playtests, and release planning.
Documents, game design notes, lore, quests, items, characters, and decisions.
Structured diagrams, dialogue trees, whiteboards, mood boards, and design tools.
Project-aware assistance with your own provider and API key. No team AI markup.
Real-time collaboration, chat, permissions, activity history, and team presence.
Windows native, offline-capable, locally hosted, with backups and data ownership built in.
03 / Detailed feature list
Milestones, tasks, subtasks, Kanban boards, timelines, deadlines, priorities, labels, dependencies, assignments, and activity history.
Bugs, builds, and playtests, work logs, release readiness, game-feel metrics, and progress reporting.
Rich text, Markdown, project wikis, GDDs, version history, templates, folders, full-text search, links, research, and decisions.
Character, item, quest, lore, and narrative databases, plus dialogue planning and world-building tools.
Infinite whiteboards, sticky notes, images, mind maps, flowcharts, system architecture, UML, entity relationships, and custom nodes.
Dialogue trees, skill trees, mood boards, palettes, voice lines, stats sheets, economy calculators, and combat simulation.
Asset library, folders, metadata, previews, linked assets, import management, and localisation string tables.
Context-aware chat, document and task generation, summaries, brainstorming, code review, design suggestions, and personal provider configuration.
Live collaboration, presence, chat, roles, permissions, audit history, encrypted secrets, local hosting, backups, and offline support.
The original agenda
GameDevHub stays focused on a private, capable workspace for small game teams — without turning the product into another permanent subscription.