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SeaVerse Launches World's First AI Native Platform, "All in AI Native" Leads the Forward-Looking Revolution in AI Creation

On January 10, 2026, SeaVerse announced a global launch of its AI-native platform, which the company calls the world's first for idea-to-product workflows.
To address fragmented toolchains, SeaVerse built a workspace integrating large language models, image and video generation systems, and AI agents to create demos, apps, or web pages from one natural-language prompt.
It combines AI-generated outputs into runnable products, syncing all changes and supporting collaboration inside the same product instance for developers.
The platform is available online at seaverse.ai where creators and teams start with natural-language prompts, preview results, and deploy without setup, shortening product development.
The platform can generate full multimodal assets and assemble playable 3D games from a single prompt, while games auto-deploy to the cloud with shareable browser links.

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