Namtar Like.

More tools for artists.
More say for people.

I’m making procedural objects for my games and team. Namtar Like collects simple human judgments to help us decide which forms to develop. The aim is to give artists more control in their workflows, not replace them.

The app stores aggregate counts per object or room and preview version: shown, like, pass, skip. Each candidate retains its generation recipe, materials, and render settings so we can compare design choices. It stores no individual votes, profiles or demographics. Private site access requires platform sign-in, which may separately process identity and connection logs. Browse mode does not add counts.