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LocalizeShip

Your localization provider stores text. It does not tell you that Tuesday's dialogue edit quietly invalidated three approved translations, one recorded voice take and a subtitle pass — or that the German build now overflows its buttons. LocalizeShip is the release workspace that sits on top of the system you already use and makes a multilingual release auditable: what changed, what it affected, what is still unapproved, and what is blocking the build.

PatchProof

A catalog diff tells you what changed between two content builds. The expensive question is different: can the client your players actually have installed fetch and load the new content — with a warm cache, a half-downloaded bundle, a connection that dies mid-transfer — and can it roll back if the answer is no? PatchProof is an Editor control room plus an owned local staging server that runs those release scenarios for real and records the results. It is not a CDN, and it never hands you an empty matrix with a green badge.

Stated in the open: the PlayMode rehearsal tests ship in source and passed recorded project runs — they have not been independently re-run. Android support is configuration only — NOT VERIFIED.

DeviceFit

"Turn down the shadows" is not a performance strategy. DeviceFit gives you the workflow the pros use: declare the environment, set a frame budget, capture a baseline, find the real bottleneck, trial candidate settings inside strict bounds, compare them visually side by side, and only then apply — with a clean restore path if the numbers disagree. Every step is logged, and "nothing improved" is a valid, recorded outcome.

Stated in the open: all current verification is EditMode (14/14 tests passing). No Windows-player (D3D11) run and no Android-device (Vulkan) run have taken place — platform behaviour is NOT VERIFIED, and no frame-rate improvement is promised.

PERCH

Building believable avian or aerial creature AI in Unity usually hits a wall: teleport snaps, creatures fighting over the same branch, humanoid-only IK, moving platforms breaking everything. PERCH replaces brittle scripts with a reservation-driven pipeline that governs how flying creatures identify perches, reserve exclusive space, decelerate and flare convincingly, touch down with precise foot placement, dwell naturally, and depart without collision.

CPK

Co-op World Persistence & Inventory Transactions Kit — world persistence and inventory transactions built for co-operative Unity games. The build compiles clean and matches its scope; it is still in development and has no store page yet.