EClone Station

ECLONE STATION

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In a quiet gap between dimensions, a waystation drifts beside a purpose-built artificial planet.
Travelers stop here to prepare for their next journey, receiving a small habitat module, a station terminal, and temporary operator access.

EClone Station is a desktop companion that brings this little cosmic stopover to the edge of your screen.
Decorate your room, play music, organize your work, and stay for a while before the next journey begins.

Build Your Own Habitat Module

Place living furniture, research equipment, and holographic decorations inside an isometric room.
Move and flip objects, then combine backgrounds, walls, and flooring to create your own corner of the station.

A Station That Stays With You

Choose from playlists for focus, lo-fi work, rest, and energetic sessions, then collect your favorite tracks in one place.

Use memos, to-do lists, and dashboard shortcuts from the main panel or separate windows.
Expand the station when you need it, or fold it into Mini Mode when you want it out of the way.

Connect to Other Stations

Invite Steam friends or browse public rooms to visit other travelers and their habitat modules.
Furniture, room themes, character positions, and activity states are synchronized so everyone can share the same space.

Progress Through Time Spent Together

Experience and currency accumulate as you spend time at the station, gradually unlocking new furniture and interface options.
There is no need to rush. The time you spend here becomes part of the station's record.

Key Features

• Isometric room decoration with furniture, backgrounds, walls, and flooring
  
• Category playlists, ambient music, and favorites
  
• Memo, to-do, and dashboard productivity tools
  
• Separate windows, always-on-top support, and Mini Mode
  
• Steam invitations, public rooms, and real-time room synchronization
  
• Experience, currency, and unlockable content earned over time
  
• Optional Command Processor for users comfortable with the command line