Labs

Pick a game, pick a collection, download and play. Every version pinned, from the game build to each mod file.

A guided mod creation studio in the browser. Walks through picking a game and forging texture, mesh, and audio replacements step by step.

The Vortex mod manager UI running in the browser, the Electron renderer built for the web.

Search game screenshots with natural language. Describe a scene, like a dragon mid-roar, and matching images are found by meaning rather than filenames or tags.

Scan local files and match them against mods on Nexus Mods. All hashing runs in your browser, so nothing leaves your machine, and matched files can be copied into a tidy, renamed folder structure. Needs a Chromium-based browser for the File System Access API.

Browse the contents of a mod archive without downloading it whole. Reads the archive index over HTTP range requests, so listing a 1.8 GB file costs a few hundred kilobytes, and single files can be previewed or pulled out on their own.

Where the platform is going and what it costs to get there. The four pillars argue from premise to decision, the roadmap grid sets every item against a horizon, and the cost model exposes its assumptions as sliders you can move if you disagree with them.

The company's strategy as a set of open-ended tracks rather than dated deliverables. Position says what starts before what, sub-tracks carry the work, and opening one shows the focuses beneath it with the deliverables and decisions expected along the way.

Search the files inside mod archives by name, path, extension or size, through the public modFileContents GraphQL query. Every result links to its mod page and to the file itself.