Planned Release Date: August 2026

About This Game

Your desktop just adopted a pet — and it's copying your face.

Pixie is a crew of 12 tiny pixel companions that live on top of your windows. Turn your head, blink, talk, smirk — your pet mirrors you live through your webcam. Not a filter, not a video effect: a little creature with its own life, sitting at the bottom of your screen.

It mirrors you, live

Head direction, eye blinks, mouth, smiles, even a raised eyebrow — 🤨 right back at you. Powered by on-device vision that never touches the internet.

It talks with its paws

• ✌️ makes it dance

• ☝️ drags it around the screen

• ✊ a closed fist sends it to sleep

• 🖐 an open palm wakes it up

Smart filtering keeps everyday hand movement from setting it off.

It reacts to sound

Sudden noises startle it. It is a little dramatic about this.

It chats back — and remembers you

Plug in your own AI key (Google Gemini has a free tier) and every character talks in its own personality. Optional local memory means your pet remembers your name, your jokes and your late-night sessions. All of it stays on your machine.

Twelve characters, twenty-four looks

Cat, dog, rabbit, panda, hamster, penguin, fox, owl, ghost, dragon, robot and slime — each with two themes and its own voice. The chat window recolours itself to match whoever you pick. Everything is included; there is nothing to unlock.

It has a life of its own

Moods that shift with the time of day, spontaneous naps (it yawns first), sudden zoomies, and a purr when you click it.

Privacy is the architecture, not a feature

Every camera and microphone frame is processed on your own computer by on-device models. No footage, no audio and no images ever leave your PC. The only network request Pixie can make is the optional AI chat, and only if you turn it on with your own key.

Made for streamers

Park it on your stream as a desktop buddy — it sits above your windows, mirrors your expressions, and your chat will be obsessed.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Pixie's optional chat feature sends the player's typed messages to a
third-party AI service (Google Gemini, DeepSeek, OpenRouter or a custom
OpenAI-compatible endpoint) using the player's OWN API key, and displays
the AI-generated text replies in-game. This is the only AI-generated
content in the product; it is generated live at runtime and is subject
to the chosen provider's safety systems. All art, animation, characters
and code are hand-made without generative AI. Camera and microphone
input are processed entirely on-device (MediaPipe) and are never sent
to any server.