Programmes and teamsHow the programmes and teams connect.
What needs youDecide, unblock, check.
TodayWhat needs you, and the next two weeks.For executive producers and directors
See across your programmes before the surprises do.
You lead a game, or a discipline such as art or engineering, across several programmes. Each programme looks fine on its own, until they need each other.
Apply for the pilot →What gets in the way
- Programmes that each look fine, until they need each other.
- Escalations that arrive late, with no decision framed.
- You see each programme's status, but not what connects them.

What changes with SRIS
- Every programme under your game or discipline, side by side.
- Dependencies between programmes, and who is waiting on whom.
- Escalations that arrive with the decision already framed.
- A clear route up to Portfolio, linked to the product it affects.
How it fits together
One studio. Every level. Each person sees their part.
SRIS holds your studio's real shape: products, the programmes that deliver them, and the teams inside. Pick your role to see where you work.
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You see the programmes under your game or discipline.
- Every programme under your parent programme, side by side.
- Dependencies between programmes, and who is waiting on whom.
- Escalations from your programmes, with the decision already framed.
- A clear route up to Portfolio, linked to the product it affects.

A made-up studio. Products link to every programme that delivers them; a team can sit in more than one programme.
If you are the executive producer on one game
Programme is where you make sense of the teams. Portfolio is where you take what only the company's leadership can unblock. SRIS keeps the two apart, so your escalations arrive with the decision already framed.
Help us shape SRIS.
We are looking for a small, varied group of studios. You get a private SRIS site, Liam's support and a real say in what we build next. We ask for honest use and honest feedback.
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