We don't just build—we solve problems. Every project starts with understanding the feeling you want users to have, then working backward to the product that delivers it. Here's a mix of client work, confidential projects, and experimental builds that show our range.
A B2B platform's users were churning during signup. We rebuilt the onboarding flow around progressive disclosure—collecting only essential data upfront, then building context as users explored. Reduced drop-off by 40% and increased activation by 28%.
40% reduction in signup drop-off
Redesigned a crypto wallet's transaction flow to make gas fees and signature requests understandable to non-technical users. Challenge was translating blockchain complexity into clear mental models without hiding technical truth. Result: users understood what they were signing.
Helped a creator build their audience platform from scratch. Started with listening sessions to understand how their community actually wanted to interact, not how platforms usually work. Built custom threading, notifications, and moderation that matched their culture. Shipped in 8 weeks.
Launched to 2,000+ active users
Explored real-time audio synchronization across browsers for a collaborative music-making experience. Technical challenge: sub-50ms latency between players while handling network jitter. Proved WebRTC + Web Audio API could achieve rhythm-game precision. No client—just curiosity.
A fintech startup's internal dashboard was slowing operations teams down. We observed workflows, identified bottlenecks in their data review process, and rebuilt the interface around batch operations and keyboard shortcuts. Cut average task time by 60%.
Built a tool that uses LLMs to suggest code improvements focused on readability and maintainability, not just correctness. Trained on real pull request feedback patterns. Experiment: can AI learn taste, or just rules? Answer: somewhere in between.
Every project begins with a conversation. Tell us about your idea, the feeling you want users to have, or the problem you're trying to solve.