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What is Sprites?

Sprites by Fly.io is a platform for creating stateful sandbox environments that run arbitrary code inside hardware-isolated Linux computers. A Sprite is designed to answer the question of where to safely run a blob of code, whether that code comes from an AI agent, a developer workflow, a user-uploaded binary, or an application process. Unlike short-lived stateless sandboxes, Sprites are persistent environments that can keep files, state, and execution context across runs. The platform supports checkpoint and restore so workloads can pause, resume, and recover without rebuilding everything from scratch. Sprites use a fast directly attached NVMe filesystem for active work and continuously sync that filesystem to durable external object storage. This storage model gives developers a normal Linux disk experience while supporting durable persistence and automatic growth. Developers can install the Sprites CLI, log in, create a Sprite, run commands, and connect directly to a Sprite console. The platform also provides a REST API and language support for JavaScript, Go, Elixir, and Python. Sprites include capabilities around persistence, checkpoints, Sprite URLs, sandbox VMs, and network policy for controlling how environments run and connect. Pricing is based on actual usage across CPU hours, memory hours, hot storage, and cold storage, making it practical for bursty workloads like coding agents or lightweight web apps. By combining hardware isolation, Linux compatibility, stateful persistence, checkpointing, durable storage, APIs, and usage-based billing, Sprites gives developers a flexible execution layer for AI agents, sandboxed code, and persistent application environments.

What is Ludo.ai?

Build a game's visual world, soundscape and animated characters with Ludo.ai, a browser-based toolkit designed for independent developers and small teams. Start with an idea in text or use an existing image as your starting point. Its tools cover everything from early game concepts and design documents to assets you can export into development workflows. For 2D projects, produce interface elements, character artwork, environments, icons, tiles, repeating textures and layered parallax backgrounds. Sprite animation supports written instructions, a sequence of up to three hand-drawn keyframes, movement from a reference video or 641 motions grouped into 34 categories. Choose from more than 30 visual styles, including pixel art made with Forge Pixel. Each animation can contain up to 64 frames over four seconds. Reference-based generation helps related assets share a visual identity. You can adjust poses without replacing the character or transfer movement while retaining the original sprite's appearance. Working in 3D? Turn a description or image into a model, refine its textures, reduce complexity and add a rig without preparing a T-pose. Use text instructions or over 640 animation presets to bring it to life. Download GLB files containing materials, skeletons and saved clips. Audio tools provide music, character voices, environmental loops and effects, while video generation creates short clips. Sprite outputs include individual transparent images, atlas-backed sheets, GIFs, MP4s and ZIP downloads. Animation Pack prepares consistent movesets for popular game engines. Teams can connect generation to their software using the REST API, MCP server or Unity editor plugin. Pro and Studio subscriptions offer unlimited generation within the app. Try the platform with 30 complimentary credits; no payment card is needed. Billed annually, subscriptions cost $15 per month for Indie, $35 for Pro and $300 for Studio. Monthly subscriptions and an Enterprise option are also available.

Media

Media

Integrations Supported

Go
JavaScript

Integrations Supported

API Availability

Has API

API Availability

Pricing Information

$30 per month
Free Trial Offered?

Pricing Information

$15 per month
Free Version

Supported Platforms

SaaS

Supported Platforms

SaaS

Customer Service / Support

Web-Based Support

Customer Service / Support

Web-Based Support

Training Options

Documentation Hub

Training Options

Not specified

Company Facts

Organization Name

Fly.io

Company Location

United States

Company Website

fly.io/sprites

Company Facts

Organization Name

Ludo.ai

Company Website

ludo.ai/

Categories and Features

Categories and Features

AI Game Generators

Not specified

Game Development

2D
3D
Animation
Prototyping

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