# An AI studio from New Zealand, building for the world.

URL: https://levystreet.com/
Updated: 2026-10-19

Levy Street is an AI studio from Wellington, New Zealand. We make World of ClaudeCraft, Singing Coach AI and Oneshot Gems, and build production AI for teams.



## Questions people ask

### What does Levy Street do?

Levy Street is an AI studio from Wellington, New Zealand. We make our own AI products, including World of ClaudeCraft, Singing Coach AI, Oneshot Gems, Idyllic and SPAWN D, and we help organisations decide where AI is worth using, then design, build and run the systems: custom AI applications, AI agents, workflow automation and team training.

### What products has Levy Street made?

[World of ClaudeCraft](/portfolio/world-of-claudecraft/), a free open-source MMO with more than 91,000 characters created; [Singing Coach AI](/portfolio/singing-coach-ai/), an AI vocal coach that has helped more than 36,000 people learn to sing; [Oneshot Gems](/portfolio/oneshot-gems/), a feed of instantly playable games anyone can create with AI; [Idyllic](/portfolio/idyllic/), an AI image platform with more than a billion impressions on Google; [SPAWN D](/portfolio/spawnd/), an open-source control plane for coding agents; and [MOGGED](/portfolio/mogged/), a growth engine for small businesses covering SEO, AI search and ads.

### Where is Levy Street based?

Levy Street is based in Wellington, New Zealand. Our products are used around the world, and our client work spans New Zealand, including Auckland and Christchurch. Most discovery work happens on site with the people who do the work; engineering is done from Wellington.

### Who has Levy Street worked with?

Clients and partners include Blackpearl Group (NZX and ASX: BPG), Construction Health and Safety New Zealand (CHASNZ), Buy NZ Made, Trans Tasman Media Group, APL Property, freshOps and Eco-index. See [our work](/portfolio/) for what we built together.

### How much does an AI project cost in New Zealand?

It depends mostly on integration and review work, not the model. A scoped assessment is the cheapest way to find out, and model running costs for a typical business workflow are often small next to engineering and support time. Our guide to [AI project costs](/services/ai-project-costs/) explains the drivers and the arithmetic.

### Which AI models does Levy Street use?

We are deliberately lab agnostic. We use models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and the open-weight ecosystem, plus conventional software, and choose by testing against your workflow rather than by vendor preference.

### How do I start working with Levy Street?

Book a [workflow assessment](/services/ai-readiness-assessment/). We map one workflow with the people who run it, estimate what AI could change and what it would cost to run, and recommend whether to buy a tool, build something, or leave it alone.


Published by Levy Street (https://levystreet.com), Wellington, New Zealand.