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Metascale: no‑code 3‑D simulation tool wins county pitch; targets game studios and training markets
Summary
Metascale, presented by Jocelyn Tan, won first place at the Southwest Regional Quick Pitch with a no‑code platform the team says cuts 3‑D simulation development costs by 10x. The startup is selling per‑user licenses and aims to scale to enterprise customers.
Metascale, presented by Jocelyn Tan, won first place at the Southwest Regional Quick Pitch 2025 in Wildomar, earning a spot in the county finale on April 30. Tan described Metascale as a no‑code, AI‑assisted tool that lets organizations build 3‑D role‑playing simulations more quickly and at lower cost.
"We are reducing the development time and cost to develop these simulations by 10 times," Tan told judges, and described a product positioned at game studios and organizations that run training simulations. Tan said Metascale charges roughly $12,000 per user license and has an MVP with a waitlist of prospective customers including academic institutions.
Judges questioned market sizing and readiness. Tan said the team planned to use seed funding to improve simulations and expand the character and asset libraries; she projected growth to roughly $1 million in revenue the following year if funding is secured. The presentation emphasized a no‑code authoring interface, compatibility with 3‑D hardware and an AI system that helps users build storylines and dialogues.
Metascale was one of ten teams at the regional event; judges praised the product's clarity and go‑to‑market plan while urging the team to demonstrate customer deployments before the county finale.
