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AevornixAEVORNIX
Company

Building an open computing company.

Aevornix develops connected software, creative tools, RISC-V systems, intelligent infrastructure and future hardware. The company is building these systems as parts of one platform rather than isolated products.

What Aevornix is

One company. Six connected fields.

The fields are not divisions competing for the same customer. Each one produces something the others depend on.

One company across six connected fields: Create: Game development and digital production tools. Compute: Operating systems, runtimes and application foundations. RISC-V: Toolchains, compatibility, emulation and deployment. Intelligence: Agents, multimodal systems and local AI. Cloud: Build, hosting, distribution and remote execution. Devices: Future home, portable and edge hardware.

Why Aevornix exists

The problem.

Modern computing is divided across closed hardware, isolated creative tools, platform-specific software and fragmented distribution.

Aevornix is building a connected alternative where developers create, test, distribute and run software across open targets through one coherent system.

What exists today

Where each product actually stands.

Status is read from the product catalogue that drives the rest of the site, so this table cannot disagree with a product page.

Current function
Distributes a Creative-Commons catalogue and hosts the account system the rest of the platform signs in through.
Public access point
store.aevornix.com (opens in a new tab)
Latest release note
: Catalogue at 4,410 CC0 assets; Facebook added as a fourth sign-in provider.

Aevornix Engine

Developer Preview
Current function
Takes a project from intent to a playable build across Control, Core, AevCode and Design.
Public access point
Developer Preview
Latest release note
: Test suite green at 783 tests; in-editor assets now resolve to the Aevornix Store.

Aevornix Control

Developer Preview
Current function
Runs as the desktop control plane: projects, workflows and agent-assisted development.
Public access point
Developer Preview
Latest release note
: Desktop application and installer rebuilt at version 0.3.0.

Aevornix Design

Developer Preview
Current function
Produces images, textures, materials, meshes and animation, exporting into a project.
Public access point
Developer Preview
Latest release note
: Art and Studio available inside the Control preview.
Current function
Defines the seven-layer architecture and the toolchain, emulation and certification path being built against it.
Public access point
Architecture
Latest release note
: Seven-layer architecture published; toolchain and compatibility work in development.

Direction

Where this goes.

Six stages, in the order they depend on each other. Each stage carries an order rather than a date.

  1. Store and distributionCurrent

    A working marketplace, catalogue and account system in production.

  2. Engine and creative toolsCurrent

    The creation pipeline through developer preview and into general availability.

  3. RISC-V development stack

    Toolchain, emulation, compatibility and certification for open architectures.

  4. Operating, mobile and cloud systems

    The operating layer, mobile platform and hosted build and execution services.

  5. Hardware profiles and consumer devices

    Capability profiles first, then the devices that implement them.

  6. Robotics, edge and distributed intelligence

    Perception and control on constrained hardware across a distributed runtime.

Principles

How the company decides.

Open foundations
Prefer open standards and portable formats. RISC-V for the instruction set, open formats for projects and assets, so work is not trapped by the tool that made it.
Connected products
Products share identity, distribution, runtime and development systems. A capability built once is available across the platform rather than rebuilt per product.
Portable infrastructure
Services must be able to move between cloud providers and Aevornix-owned servers. Nothing is architected in a way that makes leaving a provider impractical.
Truthful progress
Product status reflects implemented work and verified development stage. A status label is a description of where something is, and it changes when the work does.

Company information

Registered details.

Aevornix is an operating division of Oxford Private Studios Ltd. Only verified routes are published.

Legal company name
Oxford Private Studios Ltd
Company number
16271033
Trading name
Aevornix
Registered office
20 Wenlock Road, London, England, N1 7GU
Data protection
dpo@oxfordprivatestudios.com
Legal
legal@oxfordprivatestudios.com