Simulactic

Build a galaxy of your own in minutes, then fly straight into it.

Simulactic turns a simple creation flow into a living 3D experience. Pick a name, choose a galaxy shape, decide how many systems you want, and let the backend generate the structure for you.

From there, you can move from galaxy-scale exploration into system detail, inspect stars, planets, moons, and asteroid fields, and interact with your own generated universe as if you were navigating a real map of space.

It starts as a creation tool, but it is being built with a larger destination in mind: a deeper long-term simulation and strategy platform shaped around galaxies you actually care about.

Enter Your First Galaxy

Create an account, generate your first universe, and start exploring immediately.

If you already have an account, log in and continue building from your dashboard.

How it works

Create your galaxy

Start with three decisions only: name, shape, and system count. Simulactic handles the heavy lifting and generates the structure behind the scenes.

Explore in 3D

Move from the galaxy map into system detail, inspect celestial bodies, and navigate your creation with a real-time renderer designed to make exploration feel immediate and tactile.

Grow with the project

Follow your profile activity, track your supporter progression, and stay close to the roadmap as Simulactic evolves toward a larger simulation and strategy experience.

Helios-7

Ione Drift

Nox Array

Tauri Fold

Mode: GalaxyTarget: Helios-7Objects: 1 star, 2 planets, 1 moon, 1 belt

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Galaxy view: scanning systems

Why Support Simulactic

Simulactic began as a portfolio project, but it has grown into a serious long-term build shaped by astronomy, galaxy simulation, and strategy-game ambition. It is being developed solo, so community support has a direct effect on how fast quality improves and how much of the roadmap can be pushed forward each cycle.

Donations are optional, but meaningful. They help fund development time, infrastructure, tooling, and the steady polishing needed to move from a promising simulator into a platform that feels stable, ambitious, and worth coming back to.

If you become a supporter, you unlock unlimited galaxy creation, real supporter badge progression, and closer visibility into where the project is going next. One-time and monthly donations both count, and both push your supporter progression forward.

FAQs

What is this and where are you going?

Simulactic is currently a galaxy creation and exploration app. You define the starting inputs, the backend generates the structure, and the frontend turns that into a navigable 3D experience.

The long-term goal is bigger: a richer space simulation and 4X strategy direction where creation, discovery, progression, and eventually larger game systems can live together without rebuilding the core product from scratch.

What do you do with my information?

Simulactic keeps data collection narrow and practical. The app stores what it needs to run accounts securely, operate the platform, and support the features you use.

Your data is not sold, and supporter communications only happen when you explicitly choose to be part of them.

What happens if I become a supporter?

Supporters get unlimited galaxy creation and unlock a real badge wall that tracks both total contribution and long-term monthly support.

Support also gives you a closer relationship to the roadmap, clearer progress visibility, and recognition inside the platform as the project grows.

The intent is to reward support with progression and recognition, never with pay-to-win advantages.

What limits does the app have right now?

Right now, non-supporter users can create up to three galaxies. If you reach that cap, you need to remove one before creating another. Supporters and admins are not limited by that cap.

This is still an actively developing product, so parts of the long-term game vision are not public yet. The admin dashboard also remains admin-only.

When will this become a full game?

There is no fixed launch date for a full game stage yet. Development moves in short iterations focused on features, stability, and platform quality.

The speed of that transition depends heavily on support, feedback, and how much sustained development time can be invested into the roadmap.