DOGAMI

About DOGAMI

DOGAMÍ is a Web3 entertainment company established in 2021 by co-founders Max Stoeckl, Bilal El Alamy, Adrien Magdelaine, and Kristofer D. Penseyres. The company is developing a "Petaverse," a metaverse centered around digital pets, with its headquarters in Paris, France. DOGAMÍ has secured $14 million in funding from prominent investors including Ubisoft, Animoca Brands, The Sandbox co-founders, XAnge, and Bpifrance.

The core product is a mobile, play-to-earn game where players adopt, raise, train, and compete with 3D dog avatars, which are structured as NFTs. The main game, DOGAMÍ Academy, is a management and racing game available on iOS and Android where users train their Dogamí and compete in obstacle course races to earn the native cryptocurrency, $DOGA. Each Dogamí NFT possesses unique traits and skills that influence its performance in competitions. Players can improve their pet's abilities through various in-game activities. The game operates on the Polygon blockchain, having initially launched on Tezos.

The company's business model integrates the sale of NFTs with a play-to-earn system. The initial collection consisted of 24,000 NFT dog avatars. The in-game economy is powered by the $DOGA token, which serves as the utility and governance token. Players use $DOGA to purchase in-game items, customize their avatars, and breed new Dogamí NFTs. The model aims to create a self-sustaining economy driven by player engagement and the trading of digital assets.

In mid-2025, DOGAMÍ's parent company, Komodor Studios, entered a court-supervised restructuring process following the rejection of a significant R&D tax credit by French authorities. While appealing the decision, the company is seeking strategic partnerships or an acquisition of its intellectual property, including game code, digital assets, and brand ecosystem, to ensure the project's future. The entity that manages the staking and NFT marketplace, Dogami Sàrl, remained operational.