Do you have a great idea?
We can help bring it to life.
We are a small studio that designs and ships its own products. The work we do for other people is the work we already do for ourselves: take an idea that only exists in conversation and turn it into the first real version of itself.
What it costs
Ideas that used to cost tens of thousands to get off the ground are now within reach for a fraction of that. We cannot put a number on this page, because the number depends entirely on what the thing is, and anyone quoting you before that conversation is guessing.
So: tell us what you have in mind. You get a discussion, and a bounded quote with a date on it.
Or we build it for a share of the business. If the idea is strong and you would rather keep your cash, we will take equity instead of a fee. That is a longer conversation and a smaller number of projects, but it is genuinely on the table.
When we are useful
You have a real idea, a date it needs to exist by, and no team to build it.
You would rather one small group did the thinking and the building than brief an agency that does the thinking and subcontracts the building.
You want the first version to be good enough to learn from, and honest about what it is not.
When we are the wrong choice
You need a department, or a rota, or someone on call.
You want the cheapest build. We are not it.
Our work
Our own projects, designed and built by us.
The Dreaming
Between 1994 and 2000, Aboriginal Nations Australia animated seventy-eight Dreaming stories, each told by its named storyteller and drawn in the visual style of the Country it comes from. The series aired on the ABC, won awards on three continents, and then spent twenty years on VHS and DVD, held in national collections and unavailable to stream anywhere.
We are bringing it back whole. All seventy-eight animations recovered from the broadcast masters and digitised, one home at thedreamingstories.com, and the 1995 teachers' guides rebuilt into a curriculum library: 1,338 lessons so far across the first forty stories, mapped to all eight learning areas of the Australian Curriculum from Foundation to Year 12. Every lesson names the storyteller, the community and the Country.
The Numerologist
A numerologist in your pocket: a complete Pythagorean chart from a name and a date of birth, with the readings, timing and relationships that follow from it.
[ Two or three sentences on what we designed and built, and what is live now. Say what was decided and why, not just what it looks like. ]
Tell us what you want to build.
A conversation, then a scope with a date on it.