About us

PatchXR

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We are makers, artists, designers, engineers, musicians, and explorers blending cultures and talents to harness immersive technology for the imagination. Our team has worked in gaming, procedural audio, and visual art for decades and has produced work seen in museums and festivals across the globe. Now, we are bringing a community of players and makers to create together a new form of media.

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Values

Playfulness

Radical Creativity

Openness

Approach

Our goal is to connect players with makers across realities - to create a playground where players can use immersive technologies to create music and art, and share it through their favorite social media platforms.

Our starting point is sound: The most immediate of all the mediums, we are building on sound and music to tap into the immersive, endless and universal power of play.

Building Games + Computer Music

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Extended realities

By combining computer music and multiplayer sandbox games in Extended Realities (XR), we want to combine the physical touch and connection of a musical instrument, with the power of computers- giving you the ability to create things bigger than your self with friends. Then, copy-paste them to share across the planet with the push of a button.

How we see it

A new reality needs a new language, and the future is interactive and re-mixable, and that

Humanity's love affair with music takes many forms. Some people perform classical concertos, while others simply sing in the shower. Some people shape their lives around the concerts they attend, while others listen to their headphones on the morning commute. Regardless of how it surfaces, music is a part of our lives.

We are currently at a divergent point of cultural technology, as spatial computing is about to change media and entertainment forever. We believe that by giving people the access to intuitive instruments to express themselves in this new medium, and they will create amazing things - making a community blossom around what they are sharing.

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