Every format.
Ready to try.
One working demo for each thing we build: games for playable ads, a product finder for landing pages, a 3D configurator, a room-scale WebXR view and an AI workflow. Fictional brands throughout.
Three mechanics.
Play them right here.
Catch and collect, jump and dodge, or plan and swap. Each is a working build with its own controls, scoring and result screen.
Fictional brands. Working game demos, not product or nutrition advice.
Want this for a client? See the playable ads solution ↗
Same click.
A better next step.
An ad promises “the right running shoe for you”. The static page hands visitors five products and a wall of specs. The interactive page asks three questions and answers the promise.
Switch between the two and see which one you would finish.
TREAD is a fictional brand. This demo sends no data anywhere.
TREAD running range
Five shoes. Engineered for every runner.
Our range spans road, trail and treadmill models with a choice of stack heights, drop profiles and outsole compounds. Cloudline Daily offers a balanced ride with a 10 mm drop, while Cloudline Max adds a thicker midsole for high-mileage weeks. Tempo Racer uses a firmer foam and a carbon-infused plate. Ridge Trail features 5 mm lugs and a rock plate. Studio Flex is designed for indoor surfaces…
Which one is yours? The page leaves that to the visitor.
In a live build, this button goes straight to the product page with the size selector open.
Want this for a client? See the interactive landing pages solution ↗
Same product.
A different kind
of attention.
Another ad to scroll past. Or something to explore. Try a small change in what happens after the click.
This is a fictional product demonstration, not a measured campaign result.
How we measure what matters ↗Again.
A product to look at. What would make you stop?
Build this for my client ↗Illustration of attention loss—not a calculation of your wasted ad spend.
Want this for a client? See the 3d product configurators solution ↗
Will it fit?
Show them, at scale.
A product photo can’t answer “how big is it in my room?”. A spatial experience can. Drag to walk around the sideboard, change the room, and switch on scale to see it next to a person.
On devices that support WebXR, a live build opens this in your own space. Everyone else keeps this 3D view.
NOOK is a fictional brand. Nothing on your camera is accessed.
In a compact flat, the sideboard takes up about half the wall.
Want this for a client? See the webxr marketing solution ↗
An inbox that
sorts itself. With
a person in charge.
Pick an enquiry and run it. Each one is read, tagged, routed and drafted. Anything uncertain or sensitive stops for a person to approve.
That review step is the part most automation leaves out. We design it in from the start.
Scripted demonstration. No AI model runs here and nothing you see leaves your browser.
- Read and classify
- Pull out the details
- Send to the right team
- Human check
- Draft the reply
Needs a person.
Want this for a client? See the ai automation solution ↗
This proves capability.
Not your campaign result.
These are demonstrations of the different interactions we can build. They are not evidence that an interaction will lift your client’s purchase rate. That question needs a designed test against your own baseline.
Three playable concepts for your client’s category.
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.
What should your next
campaign let someone do?
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