Build your corporation.
Control the galaxy's economy.
A persistent space MMO in your browser. Build deep production chains, supply real populations, and let your empire run while you sleep. No download. No lootboxes. No drama.

Live Economy
Latest moves across the markets








Five production tiers, one chain
From raw materials to high-tech components. Rent production slots at stations, place modules, configure recipes. Your factory keeps running even when you're offline. Byproducts and chained factories included.

Real prices from real supply
Prices move by supply and demand. Populations consume what arrives, production chains stall when nobody restocks. Your orders plug into a real economy, not a fake market. During alpha a few seeding companies keep the basics running until enough players take over.

Every credit has a story
Full transaction history, cash flow charts and income vs. expenses at a glance. You see exactly where your money comes from and where it goes. No hidden mechanics.

Your empire works for you
Automated trade routes, manager logic and production rules. The server runs 24/7. Your trade routes keep moving, your factories keep producing, your empire keeps growing while you sleep.

Your corp in real time
Hourly revenue breakdown, source analysis and day-over-day comparison. You always know whether your empire is growing or shrinking. No spreadsheets required.

One universe, real opponents
Safe High-Sec trade hubs and Frontier systems with pirates, bounties and loot. Other player corps share the same resources and markets. Territorial control and Null-Sec are on the roadmap.

Stations with real needs
Thousands of people live across stations, habitats and colonies. They need food, water, oxygen, medicine and luxury goods. Nine satisfaction dimensions drive growth, demand and price pressure.

Sovereignty & Frontier combat
Claim beacons mark influence zones. Frontier systems spawn pirates, bounties draw hunters, fleet combat settles the rest. Still very early, but live. Null-Sec and full territorial economics are coming.