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level0

level0 turns a written prompt into a playable video game, previewing it as you build. Yakshith Kommineni built it as a summer project and demoed it on the TechTO stage in September 2025, at 16.

Artificial intelligenceFounded 2025

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About

level0 came out of a summer challenge rather than a company plan: its founder saw a list of startup ideas in an interview, picked "v0 for video games", and set out to see whether he could build it before school started. He scouted Reddit and Discord communities for game developers first and found two groups worth building for — creative people who write stories, music or art for games but do not want to learn to code, and solo indie developers who rebuild the same physics, save systems and collision detection at the start of every project. level0 answers both: you describe the game, it generates it, and you watch a live preview as you iterate. Kommineni demoed it live at TechTO in September 2025, generating a Snake variant where the play area shrinks each time you eat.

Backers

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Quick answers

What is level0?

A tool that generates a playable video game from a written prompt and shows a live preview while you build. Its founder describes it on stage as "v0 for video games".

Who built level0?

Yakshith Kommineni, who was 16 when he demoed it at TechTO in September 2025. He had previously worked on detecting schizophrenia from brain waves and on preventing financial scams against older people.

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