The Kitchen Kingdom
your kitchen table
Mugs become watchtowers. Dinner becomes a festival.
✦ A salt-shaker lighthouse was sighted at the table's far edge.
Pip’s turfPersonalized reality entertainment
Amudia turns real corners of your home — the kitchen table, the flower pot, the third stair — into tiny living worlds, with little companions who play, hide, remember your family, and come back tomorrow.
Private by default · Made for all ages · Grown-ups hold the keys
Birthday cameosChore missionsGrandma's daily visitorPet co-starsRainy-afternoon expeditionsBedtime legends
How it works
Point your camera at any spot you love — the mug on your desk, the fern by the window, the third stair. That's their new address.
Amudia matches the space with a companion — or you choose. Pip takes tables. Lumi prefers flowers. Niko calls dibs on the cables.
Get a cinematic moment starring your real home. Then a hello. Then a mission. Then — tomorrow — they're back with new plans.
In this early prototype, scenes are staged beautifully on your device. Real generated film clips arrive with early access.
Tiny worlds
At nine centimeters tall, your furniture is geography. Each corner of the house becomes a named world — with its own resident, rumors, and discoveries.
your kitchen table
Mugs become watchtowers. Dinner becomes a festival.
✦ A salt-shaker lighthouse was sighted at the table's far edge.
Pip’s turfyour living-room couch
Cushion canyons, blanket caves, and the legendary Lost Remote.
✦ Something soft is building a nest between the cushions.
Bram’s turfyour desk
Cable zip-lines, keyboard plains, a monitor like a cliff face.
✦ Fresh paw-prints found on the spacebar this morning.
Niko’s turfthe plant by your window
One pot. One stem. An entire national park, if you're 9 cm tall.
✦ A tiny lantern now hangs from the lowest leaf.
Lumi’s turfyour staircase
Fourteen steps. Fourteen base camps. One heroic ascent.
✦ A flag was planted on step three. Expedition ongoing.
Saffi’s turfyour balcony or backyard
Where the garden gnomes are real and the portals open at dusk.
✦ Faint music reported near the third flowerbed after sunset.
Pip’s turfThe first companions
Every companion has a name, a temperament, a favorite corner, and a memory. They're written to become part of the family — not content to scroll past. All original. No borrowed franchises.
Ember sprite · 9 cm of pure courage
Pip treats your kitchen table like a lost continent. Every mug is a watchtower, every crumb a discovery, every dinner an audience.
“Hold my crumb. I'm going up the mug.”
Moonmoth · only appears after dinner
Lumi drifts out when the lights go low. She collects the day's small kindnesses and retells them as bedtime legends.
“You watered the fern today. The whole forest noticed.”
Moss golem · thumb-sized, mountain-hearted
Bram tends whatever grows. He'll guard your flower pot like a national park and thank you, personally, for every watering.
“The fern... is thirsty. We ride at dawn. Or after breakfast.”
Static fox · lives behind the desk
Niko surfs charger cables and naps in warm laptop exhaust. If something tiny is missing, Niko is already sorry.
“The cable run is open. Race you to the lamp.”
Sugar sprite · smells faintly of cinnamon
Saffi believes every gathering needs a tiny celebration. She dusts birthdays, breakfasts, and ordinary Tuesdays with a little shimmer.
“Someone set the table! This calls for confetti. Tiny confetti.”
New companions join the cast with each season. The next one is rumored to live in the bathroom mirror.
More than a video
Amudia isn't a one-tap clip machine. Companions remember names, keep streaks, celebrate small wins — and hand out tiny real-world missions that get the family doing things together.
“I can't cross the table — there's a fortress of plates in the way.”
“The fern hasn't had rain in days. The whole forest is whispering about it.”
“I heard there are wise giants who tell the best stories. Call them?”
Missions are designed with families, not for screens: water the plant, call the grandparents, feed the actual pet. The companion reacts when it’s done — proof photo optional, applause guaranteed.
For every kind of family
Amudia is for anyone who'd smile finding a tiny tent pitched on their bookshelf — at any age.
A shared character the whole household talks about at dinner. Grown-ups steer; kids co-pilot.
A gentle daily visitor who says good morning, remembers the grandkids, and never rushes a story.
Tiny scenes starring the actual boss of the house — and a companion brave enough to deliver the kibble news.
Your desk is a film set. Tiny worlds make enormous short-form stories — no sound stage required.
✦ Trust, before magic
Your home is the most personal place there is. Amudia’s rules are written accordingly.
Scenes are made for your family, not a public feed. In this prototype, everything stays on your device.
You decide what's uploaded, what's saved, and what disappears. Spaces are yours; we're guests.
Children explore Amudia together with an adult. Accounts, uploads, and missions are managed by grown-ups.
Amudia is entertainment and imagination — designed to spark family moments, never to replace them.
Pip, Lumi, Bram, Niko, and Saffi are ours and yours. No borrowed franchises, no gray areas.
No doomscrolling, no dark patterns, no engagement traps. A visit ends; the character waves goodbye.
Plans — an honest sketch
Pricing is a draft — waitlist families help shape it. No ads, ever, on any plan.
Meet your first companion and stage your first moments.
The full living-companion experience for one household.
For storytellers turning tiny worlds into big audiences.
✦ The bigger picture
We’re building entertainment that doesn’t pull families toward screens — it sends a little wonder back out into the room.
Tiny companions staged in your real spaces — scenes, hellos, and missions.
Voices, memory, daily visits, and characters that grow with your family.
Many homes, many characters — a personalized entertainment world per family.
✦ Early access
Join the waitlist for real generated scenes, voices, and the full living-companion experience. Early families help decide what the companions learn next.
Prototype honesty: this stays on your device for now — no emails are sent anywhere.