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What we’ve built, and where it stands

A writing environment for authors, a pet app with a rescue mission, a 3D configurator for a company that makes security shutters, and a daily game in which AI models argue philosophy. Different people, different problems, one studio.

The work

IWE’s editor: a chapter with its findings marked in the text, beside a prose quality score of 82 and its breakdown.

Our product · Live

IWE

An editor for long manuscripts. 38 analyzers read your prose as you type, and 3 AI tools coach, draft and edit beside you.

Fetchpawz’s landing page: “The pet app with a rescue mission”, beside a pet card from a rescue.

Partnership · Invite-only beta

Fetchpawz

The pet app with a rescue mission. Owners rate each other’s pets, and rescues list adoptable animals in the same deck. We rebranded it from Fetch, and co-own it with its founder.

The 3D configurator: a navy rolling shutter in 3D, beside the opening, mounting and curtain series options.

Client · In development

3D configurator

For Pentagon Security Shutters. A customer builds a rolling shutter in 3D, sees it on a photo of their own building, and gets a spec sheet for the dealer.

Pocket Philosophy’s link preview: the logo, the line “One question a day. Two AIs argue it out. You find your place in the grey.” and a crowd of dots over a scale.

Our product · In development

Pocket Philosophy

One question a day. Two AI models from different labs argue it out, and you map where you stand.

Not all of it is here

Client work stays private unless the client wants it shown. The 3D configurator appears because Pentagon Security Shutters said yes. Where something is still in development, its page says so, and says what works today.

If your brief looks nothing like these, that’s normal. Tell us about it, and we’ll say what we’d make of it.