We build things we're proud to put our name on.
We started in a spare room with two laptops and one stubborn belief, that small, caring teams do the best work. Twelve years and a few hundred projects later, we still believe it.
From a kitchen table to a studio of thirty-eight
In 2014, our founders Mara and Jonas left comfortable agency jobs to build the kind of studio they always wanted to work at, one where craft wins arguments, clients are partners, and nobody is afraid to say "we got it wrong, let's fix it."
Today we're thirty-eight people across design, engineering and strategy, working with teams on four continents. The table got bigger. The values never changed.
Mara Lindqvist & Jonas Beck
Co-founders, since 2014
Values we actually live by
Not posters on a wall, habits we hire for, promote for, and occasionally lose money defending.
Care in the details
We sweat the small stuff, because the small stuff is what people remember.
People before process
Good ideas come from anyone. We hire kind experts and trust them.
Stay curious
Every project teaches us something. We budget time to learn, not just deliver.
Do the right thing
Honest timelines, honest invoices, honest feedback, even when it's hard.
A few numbers we're proud of
The people behind the work
Thirty-eight of us in total, here are three you'll probably meet on your first call.
Mara Lindqvist
Co-founder & Creative Director. Keeps every project honest, and every kickoff full of sticky notes.
Jonas Beck
Co-founder & Head of Engineering. Believes shipped is a feature, and reviews every release that leaves the building.
Priya Nair
Design Lead. Turns messy briefs into interfaces people describe as "obvious", the highest compliment we know.
Life at the studio
Workshops, demo days, too much coffee and the occasional studio dog, a few honest snapshots from an average week.
Working with this team never feels like hiring a vendor. They argue with us when it matters, deliver when they say they will, and genuinely care how it lands for our customers. That's rarer than it should be.