What we do
An automation, an app and a film shouldn’t feel like they came from three suppliers. We work out where AI earns its place, build it, and design everything around it.
We find the work that repeats, then automate it: pipelines, assistants and the links between your tools.
Consulting · Pipelines · Automation
Websites, stores, apps and the internal tools a company runs on. Fast, and yours to operate.
Web · Applications · Internal tools
Broadcast, product and engineering animation. The shot a camera cannot get, made to look filmed.
Animation · Visual effects · Engineering
Positioning, identity and the campaign around it, held to one art direction from deck to storefront.
Identity · Art direction · Content
Find your discipline
We start with the workflow, not the model: where the hours go, what repeats, and what a person still has to decide. Then we build it — a custom pipeline, an assistant that works from your own material, an automation between the systems you already pay for — and stay until your team runs it without us. Designed by the same people who build it, which is why the output does not read as generated.
Hybrid 3D for documentary and television, product animation that shows the mechanism instead of the housing, and compositing that survives a grade. Delivered to broadcast spec, on the schedule post actually has rather than the one it wanted.
Semiconductor physics, fluid dynamics, cell biology, a gearbox mid-load. These subjects are genuinely three-dimensional and are usually explained with a static cutaway that cannot move. We build the sequence that shows the thing working from the inside, and the interactive version where the audience changes the inputs themselves.
Marketing sites, storefronts and interactive builds on the same stack we run our own products on. Fast, accessible, measurable, and handed over with merchandising and content controls your team operates without calling us.
We take a product from a rough idea to something running in production with paying users on it, and we build the internal tools a company runs on: dashboards, portals, the system that replaces the spreadsheet everyone is afraid to touch. There is no handoff between a design shop and a dev shop, because we are both — and we have shipped one of our own, so the unglamorous parts are already solved.
We start with what the business is for and who it is not for, because an identity built without that is decoration with a price tag. Then the system: name, marks, type, colour, motion and tone of voice, written down so your team can run it after we leave.
Interface design, packaging, campaign artwork, print, key art, a deck that has to raise money. Held to one art direction across all of it, so a backer arriving from an update lands somewhere that looks like where they came from.
Strategy, production, edit, publish, and the calendar that keeps it going. Long form and short form come off one pipeline, so a short is a by-product of the main edit rather than a second job. Built to compound — the tenth piece should be easier than the first, and if it is not, the system is wrong.
How it’s done
Made for how you work, not configured from a template. Fixed price and a date before we start.
We learn how your team actually works: where the hours go, what repeats, and what a person still has to decide. If automating it is the wrong call, you hear it here.
We learn how your team really works.
You get the whole system on paper before anything is built: every step, every approval, a fixed price and a date. Changing direction here costs nothing.
The whole system on paper, at a fixed price.
We build it into the tools you already use, with everything visible on your own link as it lands. You watch progress instead of asking for an update.
Built into the tools you already use.
Your team runs it. Source, documentation and controls included, so the system is not hostage to us picking up the phone.
Your team runs it. Source included.
Something on your mind?
Let’s makeBring the problem. We’ll bring the AI, the engineering and the design.
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