About Decksentia
Keep the whole small game in one production conversation.
Decksentia is being built for creators who need cards, a tuck box, and illustrated rules to stay coherent from visual review through printer preflight.
What the pilot demonstrates
A complete component ledger and two honest views of the same small game kit.
Finished view checks visual coherence across the deck, box, and rules. Proof view exposes trim, bleed, safe areas, and unresolved production holds.
The current Studio uses sample data only. It accepts no uploads, starts no generation, charges nothing, and creates no production export.
How it works
The pilot keeps four decisions visible before any provider work can begin.
Select one licensed printer profile, assemble the complete game revision, and review both finished and technical proof views.
Export remains locked until rights, cost, retention, provider, printer, and physical-proof evidence are complete.
What the handoff must prove
A candidate pack is useful only when its contents and remaining holds are unambiguous.
Every component accounted for
The pack records all 22 component outputs in one approved revision.
Technical boundaries visible
Trim, bleed, safe areas, marks, and duplex intent belong to one printer profile.
Provenance before export
Source, model, font, dieline, profile, and creator approvals remain explicit holds.
One monitored route
Questions and redacted bug reports go to support@decksentia.com.
Have a pilot question?
Use the monitored support address. Do not include passwords, tokens, or private game files.