Your work, your team, and your next game.
BloxStack is a home for Roblox developers, studios, and players.
Build a portfolio, find someone to help with your game, recruit playtesters, or run a studio. These connect through your Roblox account, so your projects, team, and work history can follow you.
It’s live, with real people posting work, sharing assets, and listing games. You can look around without an account.
A bit of background
I write web software for a living, but I started making things on Roblox back in 2013.
BloxStack started in 2025 as what was at the time the first Roblox AI text-to-game generator. I’m not especially proud of that version. The more I worked on it, the more interested I became in helping the people who actually build games.
That’s what it has grown into: tools for finding collaborators, showing your work, and keeping a project moving.
Give people a reason to hire you
Your BloxStack profile uses your Roblox username and avatar. From there, you can build a portfolio with projects, your role on each one, skills, rates, and contact links.
Your linked Roblox games can show their real stats alongside the work you did. You can also import an existing portfolio website to get a head start, then review and edit it.
The point is to show someone what you can do and what you actually contributed.
Find help for the part you can’t build alone
You might have the game idea and the building covered, but need someone to handle mobile controls, UI, or a datastore system.
Post a job or commission with paid, rev-share, or unpaid terms. If writing the brief is the hard part, describe what you need in plain words. AI helps turn that into a draft you can review before posting.
From there, a deal can keep the brief, agreed terms, messages, and delivery together. Closing it earns XP and adds to your reputation.
You can also direct people to your preferred contact channels and arrange payment directly.
Give your studio a home
A studio has two sides:
- A public page: your team, games, Roblox community, open roles, and assets.
- A workspace: tasks, experiences, monitors, ownership records, and team tools.
The ownership tools connect to hiring, too.
For example, suppose your studio reserves 10% for a vehicle scripter. You can offer 5% from that seat on a commission linked to your studio and game. That offer stays provisional during the deal. Closing it feeds a new ownership draft for the named holders to sign.
You can adjust the shares visually and see where a commission’s offer comes from.
The cap table records what people agree to. It isn’t a legal contract, and BloxStack doesn’t verify or distribute your game’s revenue.
Starting a studio is free: 5 seats, 1 experience, and 3 monitors. The paid Studio plan adds capacity and more tooling.
Get people into your game
Playtests have their own place on the board. List the session time, tester slots, supported devices, and any perks so players know what they’re joining.
Games also have their own directory. Try changing the domain on a Roblox game link:
https://roblox.com/games/14452121035/Culinary-Chronicles
becomes
https://bloxstack.app/games/14452121035/Culinary-Chronicles
Anyone can list a game for free. You don’t have to own it.
Members get 3 votes a day, one per game. If you prove ownership of your game, you can connect vote alerts and use voters’ Roblox user IDs to reward them in-game.
Think Minecraft server-list voting, brought to Roblox. Players help a game get discovered, and its developer can give something back.
Build on what other creators have made
The marketplace gives members somewhere to share and sell asset packs, UI kits, scripts, and systems.
Your assets, portfolio, studio, and commissions all connect to the same identity. Someone can find your work, see who made it, and get in touch.
Try it with something you’re working on
Sign in with Roblox at bloxstack.app. No separate password or email signup.
Bring a project, post a commission, list a game you like, or try the interactive Studio demo.
I’d love feedback from people using it for actual Roblox work. What do you currently manage across Discord, spreadsheets, and portfolio links that you wish stayed together?
BloxStack is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Roblox Corporation.
looking for team in discord and twitter is getting really boring
I really appreciate those kind words