Your audience wants games. We bring catalog and infrastructure.
If you run a SuperApp, games are the highest-engagement content type. WeChat Mini Games does $5.9B annually. Telegram, LINE NEXT, STAN, Discord, and Meta are racing to catch up. The bottleneck is catalog: studios need infrastructure to ship to your platform without an engineering investment they will not make for an unproven audience. Brainjuice solves that with Hangar.
The problems we hear.
- ×Studios pick one SuperApp and ignore the rest because porting is too expensive.
- ×Your platform team builds and maintains custom SDKs that studios still find hard to use.
- ×Launch slates depend on a small set of studios with platform-specific expertise; new entrants take 3 to 6 months to land.
- ×Quality control across submitted MiniApps is uneven, especially around payments, localization, and compliance.
What we ship for superapp platforms.
Brainjuice catalog
Our own studio ships MiniApp games (Rugs to Riches live, Lineup Legends and Chop Shop Chaos in production). Platform partners get launch-window deals on titles built in-house with platform best practices baked in.
Hangar as the on-ramp for third-party studios
Studios using Hangar can ship to your platform in days, not weeks. The Hangar platform adapter encodes your SDK, payments, compliance, and review packaging. Adoption brings your launch slate up to scale.
Read about hangar →Co-marketing and BD
We work with platform BD teams on featured-launch slots, exclusive titles, and white-label tournaments. Our team has shipped IPs at Disney, Marvel, Fox, Viacom, and across Top-5 Steam titles.
Bring us in for the next launch slate.
Start a conversation →Common questions.
Are you a platform-conversion vendor or a studio?
Both. Brainjuice runs an in-house studio shipping titles plus a projects business (GameFrame, Savepoint, Hangar) that other studios use. Platforms get a partner who ships their own catalog and on-ramps everyone else's.
Will Hangar adapter quality match what we build internally?
Hangar's adapters are written and maintained against your published SDK and review rules. We work directly with platform engineering and BD where it helps. Adapter parity is the v1 commitment.
What does a platform partnership look like?
Co-marketing on Brainjuice-built titles, a Hangar adapter for your platform on the v1 roadmap, and the option to feature our catalog on launch slates. Conversation starts with a call.