Playable ads
Make the product difference tangible.
See what’s possible ↗Playable ads, 3D configurators and interactive landing pages — engineered by us, delivered under your agency’s brand. Try three different game mechanics on this page, then tell us what you have in mind.
Under your brand Tailored to your project Prototype before production
Fictional brands. Working game demos, not product or nutrition advice.
Your media buying is good. Your creative is good. And then the click lands on a page that asks people to read, trust and buy — in that order, from strangers. Another creative refresh moves that number a little. Letting someone use the product moves a different one.
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A product discovery challenge, a fast runner, or a puzzle that rewards planning. The mechanic should serve your campaign’s idea.
Move your blend beneath falling ingredients. A quick way to turn product discovery into an active choice.
Time your jumps, collect energy and build a streak. A runner that brings pace and replay value to a campaign.
Arrange ingredient tiles to complete three bowls. A puzzle that gives visitors a reason to think about what goes together.
Fictional brands, working demonstrations. We adapt the concept, art and interaction to your brief.
Make the product difference tangible.
See what’s possible ↗Close the gap between interest and intent.
See what’s possible ↗Make product choice easier to understand.
See what’s possible ↗Show what a flat image cannot explain.
See what’s possible ↗Four organisations have approved a public quote. Where a client has not released their numbers, we say so instead of estimating — which is the same discipline we bring to measuring your campaign.
ARR Services
A cultural ritual rebuilt as a browser-based AR interaction — no app install between the audience and the experience.
Read the story ↗Vsquare Healthcare
An interactive visual-stimulation build for amblyopia, designed around what a patient can actually sustain.
Read the story ↗Nativv
A branded racing build where the graphics polish was the retention mechanic.
Read the story ↗Published with permission and unedited. We removed the technical claims we could not independently substantiate rather than rewriting them into something safer.
They turned a familiar celebration into something people could actually play with in the browser — no app, no install, no friction.
Rajeev CEO, ARR Services Character creation stopped being a form to fill in and became something our users wanted to spend time on.
Prabhat Mishra CTO, Metabrix Labs They understood that this had to work for patients, not just look impressive in a demo.
Vikash Director, Vsquare Healthcare The polish on the graphics was the part our audience noticed, and it is the part that kept them coming back.
Vijay Founder, Nativv Bring the brief, the brand and the business goal. We turn it into something your team can put in front of a client — and you decide, at every stage, whether it goes further.
Taking 2 new pilots this monthThe product, the placement, the success metric and a scope we both believe. If a pilot is the wrong purchase, we say so here, before you spend anything.
You approve a working prototype — not a mockup — before production begins. This is the stage where most of the risk actually leaves the project.
Agreed device coverage, tracking, ownership and launch responsibilities, all written down before anyone writes code.
We evaluate business outcomes including production cost, and report honestly when a test is inconclusive. Then you decide what deserves another round.
Explore your requirements, possible approaches and timeline with our team. We’ll prepare a tailored proposal and quote around your project.
Tell us the category you’re pitching. We’ll send three specific interactive concepts — the mechanic, the placement it suits, and the measurement it would need — written for that category, not a generic deck. Two working days, no call required.
We do this because it’s the fastest way for you to judge whether we think well about your problem. Use the concepts to start a conversation with your team, then book a free consultation when you’re ready.
Yes — white-label delivery is the default, not an upsell. We agree branding, client-facing communication, confidentiality and portfolio permissions before kickoff. If you would rather we never appear in front of your client, that is a normal arrangement and it costs nothing extra.
Timing depends on the mechanic, assets and integrations. We agree a delivery plan after the free consultation. You approve a working prototype before we move into production, so you are never buying a finished thing sight-unseen.
No, and be careful with anyone who does. An engaging experience is a hypothesis, not a purchased outcome. What we can commit to is a test designed properly: a defined baseline, a fair comparison, purchase-level metrics, and production cost included in the maths. We would rather hand you an honest negative result than an impressive-looking one you cannot defend to your client.
You get a clear answer and a documented reason, which is worth considerably more than a nice-looking asset that nobody can evaluate. We agree upfront what would count as a result worth repeating, so “it did not work” is a finding rather than an argument.
The essential page renders first, always. Heavy modules load on demand and every experience has a working fallback — the catching and running demos offer still-frame alternatives, and the puzzle works without canvas or a timer. Your scope includes an agreed performance budget and device coverage, in writing.
Defined in the statement of work before production: custom deliverables, reusable components, third-party licences, source access, hosting responsibility and support window. No ambiguity, and nothing held hostage.
A platform is often the right call — if its format fits your brief and your team has capacity to operate it, use it. We are the better answer when the work needs bespoke behaviour, real integration, or someone accountable for the build, the QA and the handover.
Bring your requirements and questions. We’ll explore the options together, then prepare a tailored proposal for your project.
Taking 2 new pilots this month