Product design,from the same studio.
Interfaces, brand, websites and decks for software companies. You review the real thing at a link, on your own screen, from the first week.
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People you can trust with an objective rather than a list of instructions.
What we design.
Four kinds of work, one studio.
The same people who make the videos design the product and everything around it, so the whole thing looks like one company.
Web and phone apps, designed screen by screen and built as a working front end on realistic sample data.
A mark, a type system and the rules for using them, drawn for the product you're shipping.
The company site and the product pages, written and built together, live at a link from the first week.
Sales decks, whitepapers and one-pagers on one template, so a wording change takes minutes.
Deadlines were met without reminders. Feedback only had to be given once.
Work.
Product design we've shipped.
Seven products, designed and built by the studio. Each case study opens on its own page.
The website for a credit intelligence platform, the identity for its product alfa+, and three whitepapers on one print template. Nineteen days from first commit to launch.
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The company site for an enterprise AI and services growth firm, built on its own design system: monochrome, one red.
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Approval links for social media managers. The client opens a link and taps approve, with no login.
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Prospecting and content in one app. Track accounts and buying signals, then turn them into scheduled posts and video.
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A book-a-coffee link. Your profile, your events, and a calendar guests can book.
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A dark, typographic Apple Music player. Live lyrics, widgets and share cards.
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A video camera app. Twenty-eight video looks rendered live in the viewfinder, subscriptions built in, under 10 MB.
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How it runs.
You review the real thing.
The first thing you see is a working version on your own phone or browser, so changes land the same day.
Week one: we use what you have, talk to the people who know it, and agree the scope and the look with you.
A working version on your own screen. Change anything; it's already built, so changes land the same day.
Code, files and a walkthrough call. Your engineers connect it to your systems, and you own all of it.
He always finds a way through any problem.
Let's talk.
Tell us what you're building.
Thirty minutes on the product and what it needs. We quote the job on the call, as a flat price.
Questions.
What does it cost?
It depends on the job. Tell us what you're building on the call and we quote it there, as a flat price for the piece of work.
Do you build the backend?
No. We build the complete front end on realistic sample data and your engineers connect it. We never need access to your systems.
What do you need from us?
One person who can decide, and whatever you already have: the product, the copy, the old brand, the deck. We take it from there.
Can we run the content machine at the same time?
Yes. Many teams want the product to look right before the content starts, so the design work often comes first. The content machine is a separate monthly plan.
Who owns the work?
You do, outright, the moment it's delivered. Nothing to license, ever.