Better decisions.
Starting with games.

Every match is a record of how someone thinks under pressure. We turn it into something you can learn from.

Live since July 21, 2026.

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SPIRE

It tells competitive players what to work on next.

Moonbase Y — Artemis-class lunar launch concept

In production with NASA

Moonbase Y

A lunar colony, built by players.

The problem

Getting better is guesswork.

Games count everything you do. They explain none of it.

You finish a match knowing you lost. You don't know what to change.

So players grind. Most of them plateau.

SPIRE

SPIRE tells you what to work on next.

A performance layer for competitive players — starting with Rocket League.

  • What happened.Your decisions, your timing, your consistency. In plain language.
  • Why it happened.The pattern behind your good nights and your bad ones.
  • What to do about it.One thing to practice today. Then the next one.
Live since July 21, 2026. It starts with Rocket League.Play SPIRE →

Who it's for

Players

See yourself get better. Not just your rank.

Teams and coaches

One language for the whole roster.

Leagues and college programs

Player development built on how people actually play.

Moonbase Y

We're building the Moon with NASA.

NASA wants people living on the Moon by 2040. That takes about 187 technologies nobody has invented yet.

Moonbase Y hands that problem to players 13 and up, using NASA's own imagery and data.

"We want a 13-year-old to understand they don't have to be a rocket scientist." — Sarah Kneller
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Elsewhere

What other people have said

GeekWire

"This game studio wants kids to help NASA build the first lunar colony," 30 July 2026.

NASA

Space Act Agreement, executed June 2026.

U.S. Small Business Administration

Certified Women-Owned Small Business.

Play a match. Learn something.

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