We build the engine behind satisfying videos

Starter Studio: Free, 5 watermarked exports per month.
Lite: $19/mo. No watermark, commercial license, 30 exports per month.
Creator: $29/mo. Every released mode, commercial license, no watermark, 60 exports per month.
Pro: $49/mo. Everything in Creator, 4K rendering, 120 exports per month.
Elite: $99/mo. Everything in Pro, 300 exports per month, 200 GB storage.
Agency: $199/mo. Everything in Elite, 750 exports per month, 500 GB storage.

BallEngine is a browser studio that turns real physics and music into ready-to-post vertical videos. No code, no camera, no editing timeline.

What we believe

Physics first: Nothing is keyframed. Every bounce, escape and shatter comes out of a real simulation, so no two runs feel scripted.
Sound comes from the collision: Notes fire at the exact moment a ball hits a wall. The music is not laid over the video; the motion plays it.
Simple to use: Pick a mode, move a few sliders, export.

January 10th, 2026
A YouTube channel
It began as a channel of physics experiments: circles, lines and gravity. People watched them to the end, then watched them again.
A few months in
"What engine is this?"
Uploads on YouTube and Instagram took off, and the most common comment was a request for the tool behind them.
Today
A studio for every creator
We turned that engine into a no-code studio in the browser, so anyone can make the same videos and publish them.

Each mode is its own simulation with its own rules. These are live today.

Real-time physics is heavy. We built the engine so the preview you tweak is the video you export.

Physics off the main thread: Simulation math runs in dedicated Web Workers, so the preview stays smooth while you edit.
Rendering apart from the interface: The render loop never waits on the UI, which keeps exports at a steady frame rate.
Frame-accurate sound: Every note is tied to a collision, so audio and motion stay locked from the first frame to the last.