Co-create
Collaborate on 3D assets with transparent contribution history across distributed teams.
Community & ownership
Build high-fidelity 3D assets and immersive environments in real-time. Own your creative output on the decentralized metaverse layer.
We believe creators shaping virtual worlds should be the primary beneficiaries of their work. Ekza is built so your creativity stays a sovereign asset — and transparent collaboration with the community compounds that value over time.
Ekza is built as a practical stack for creators and game teams. Each layer compounds the value of your assets over time.
Collaborate on 3D assets with transparent contribution history across distributed teams.
Publish avatars and objects into a reusable ecosystem for developers, studios, and creators.
Move assets into games quickly with Ekza SDK tooling. Omoba is a core use-case for this flow.
Protect ownership and automate royalties on Solana every time content is used in connected worlds.
The current Ekza modules remain active and interconnected. This foundation is preserved while the platform expands into a clearer product journey.
Ekza is still at an early stage and is currently running as an early alpha on devnet.
Stellarclick to open the project
Stellar is the collaboration layer where teams co-create digital assets for games and virtual worlds. It is evolving toward the Solana ecosystem to align with Ekza's creator-first ownership and royalty model.
Avatarclick to open the project
Avatar gives creators a way to design, mint, and monetize customizable 3D identities. With Solana-native ownership, avatars are portable, reusable, and ready for multiverse distribution.
Spaceclick to open the project
Space turns collaborative assets into playable and interactive 3D environments. It already connects with Avatar, so creators can move identities and assets across supported experiences without rebuilding from scratch.
Creator philosophy
"Do not lose rights to your work. Plug into a system where your contribution lives on and generates income forever."