Prophouse documentation
Prophouse is a searchable, versioned prop library for game studios. Push props from Unreal, find them by describing them, and pull them into any project with every dependency attached.
Find props by describing them
Section titled “Find props by describing them”Type what you want the way you would say it (“weathered wooden crate”, “rusty oil drum with dents”) and Prophouse ranks props by what they look like and what they are, alongside ordinary keyword matches on names, packs, categories, tags and comments. An exact name match still wins. You can also search with an image, or open a prop and browse others that look like it.
Everything else in Prophouse supports that loop: pushing props in with their full dependency closure, keeping every version, reviewing and discussing changes, and delivering props into Unreal projects.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”QuickstartCreate a workspace, install the desktop app and Unreal plugin, push a prop, find it, and pull it into a project.
Core conceptsProps, versions, lineages, packs, collections, pull jobs, reviews and locks, explained once.
Sections
Section titled “Sections”SearchNatural-language and keyword search, filters, search by image, and similar props.
Desktop appThe Windows app: cloud library, local library, transfers, checkouts and drop folders.
Unreal pluginPush props from the Content Browser and import them from the Prophouse Browser.
Web libraryBrowse, curate and pull props from your browser.
CollaborationVersions, check-out locks, reviews, comments, annotations and notifications.
AI agents (MCP)Connect Claude and other MCP clients to search, review and import props.
REST APIEndpoints, authentication, errors and pagination for scripts and integrations.
Account & plansWorkspaces, members, API keys, plans, limits and billing.
HelpTroubleshooting, FAQ and glossary.