Create interactive experiences with Vifu

Vifu is a visual studio for interactive experiences. It brings media, interaction logic, state, inputs, choices, conditions, and Agents into one project.

Interactive stories are the first complete creator workflow. The same project model can also support interactive marketing, training, product demonstrations, and other client experiences as those workflows become available.

From an idea to a playable experience

Every Vifu project follows the same path:

1. create a project for the experience;
2. arrange media and interaction blocks in the editor;
3. add inputs, choices, conditions, state, and Agents;
4. place images, video, voices, music, and sound;
5. preview every path; and
6. publish or export the finished project.

Start with Create your first interactive experience. It uses an interactive story to demonstrate the complete workflow with a concrete result.

Two views of the same project

Short Drama is the main editing view. It presents the project as a portrait stage and timeline, making it easy to arrange scenes, dialogue, media, and timing.

Story Flow shows the same project as connected scenes, choices, conditions, and endings. Use it when a story has several routes or when you need to see why a branch is reachable.

Changes made in either view belong to the same project. Story Flow is the current graph view; future experience types can present their own focused editor while keeping the same project state.

What a project contains

• scenes, content blocks, and their order;
• cast, dialogue, and character presentation;
• player choices and branch conditions;
• story values that carry between scenes;
• images, video, voice, music, and sound;
• language versions;
• Agents and external capabilities used by the experience;
• preview results and published versions; and
• the editable .vf project file.

Read Build the experience for the core editing workflow or Start with Vifu to begin.