We start at your table.
Who you are, who you serve, what keeps the committee up at night. We listen before we draw anything.
Websites, film, photography, identity and the tools behind them, for the people who hold communities together.
We are a small studio that works across borders and time zones. We build websites that run themselves, film the moments worth keeping, shape identities people remember and wire up the tools behind it all. Then we hand you the keys. Every community deserves a home, and every home deserves its story told well.
Public sites, members' areas and admin spaces that look after themselves.
Launch films, reels and motion graphics that move people, then move them to act.
Events, portraits and places, shot to be used, not just admired.
Names, marks, type and colour: a look your members recognise from across the room.
Domains, hosting, email, automations and dashboards, set up once and explained in plain words.
Who you are, who you serve, what keeps the committee up at night. We listen before we draw anything.
Name, voice, look and the story worth telling, drafted in the browser so you can feel it instead of imagining it.
Websites, hubs, films and photos made with the same care, so everything speaks one language.
Domain, analytics, the first posts and the first visitors. We switch it on together.
Everything moves to your own accounts: your domain, your data, your community. We stay one message away.
An international student association needed one home: a public website for newcomers, a members' hub for everyone inside, and an admin space so the board can run things without a developer.
We designed the identity system, built the site and the hub, set up the treasury tools and organised the association's shared files. When it launches, everything moves to the association's own accounts.

A platform for medical school students, built around three pillars: the six-year curriculum browsable by year and subject, practical community support with a peer forum, and an editorial blog on medicine and technology.

A free anatomy atlas in the browser. Take any organ apart, move thirteen joints and see where every structure comes from, built from openly licensed data.

A study tool for students: a glass widget that books a library desk in one tap, keeps a study streak and shows the next lecture. Live on iPhone, with an Android app on the way.

A whole-body digital twin of the lab rat, built with a university research lab. The identity and holding page are live while the research runs.

WalexLabs is a small, student-run lab building free tools for medicine and the life sciences. Amicaea is its media house: the same people and the same care, offered to communities and organisations.
Tools: Figma, Next.js, Supabase, Cloudflare, Vercel, Blender, DaVinci Resolve, Three.js, GSAP.