Press Kit

Geneva, 17 August 2026. For years, professional creative work has meant the same thing: a stack of expensive apps, gigabytes of installs, and a separate subscription for every task. aukimi, released today at app.aukimi.com, does the opposite. It runs a complete professional creative studio, 13 modules for design, 3D, video, audio and game development, inside a single browser tab, with nothing to install. Plenty of individual creative tools now live in the browser; a full, unified suite that spans every discipline is far rarer. What makes it unusual is not only where it runs, but how it holds together. Every module shares the same projects and assets, so a texture painted in 2D updates live in a 3D render, and audio composed in one tool drops straight onto a video timeline, with no export, no re-import and no format juggling. The suite works on any device, installs as a PWA for offline use, and lets several people create together in real time. The stakes are human. For a student who cannot afford a full software suite, or an indie creator working from a modest laptop, the barrier has never really been talent; it has been the price and the setup. By putting professional tools behind a single link, aukimi lowers that barrier to almost nothing. aukimi is led by Sébastien Leroux, co-founder and CEO of nammu, the Geneva software studio he co-founded in 2010. A Game Art graduate, he has spent more than 16 years building custom software for Swiss startups and companies. "After sixteen years building software for others at nammu, we finally wanted to build the tool we always wished existed: one place for design, 3D, video and audio, with nothing to install," he says. Alongside the suite, aukimi offers 25 free browser tools and is available in 30 languages. Learn more at aukimi.com.