
ATOM Global
A WebGL website for a venture builder: nine companies sit inside one glass atom, and moving between them is the navigation.
Websites, apps, identities and interfaces — designed and built, most of them end to end.

A WebGL website for a venture builder: nine companies sit inside one glass atom, and moving between them is the navigation.

A real estate platform under NDA: catalogue, mobile app and CRM on one data model, synced live with the client's system.

An evolving archive of WebGL studies, streaming interfaces and browser-based interaction experiments.

Our own website: design and development described in points. Images, services and the process are drawn as fields of marks that answer the cursor and the finger — on canvas, with no 3D library behind them.

An AI-powered Telegram Mini App for Bali rentals that turns messy chat listings into a searchable map. Built end to end by us.

A remote rehabilitation platform: booking, payments, video consultations, personal programmes and video reports for patients, specialists and admins. We built all of it.

A B2B platform that runs technology parks: companies, spaces, service requests and accounting in one CRM, plus the public sites. We designed the architecture and built all of it.

A Web3 esports platform where players link Steam, run their own tournaments with prize pools, and get an AI coach on their match history.
An AI platform that learns one person's face and puts the same character into any scene, style or format.

The first website of Cheelee, a watch-to-earn video app, built before launch. The platform later passed 18 million installs.

A marketing website for Squads, a global network of full-stack development teams, with light and dark themes and 60% faster pages.

An independent fashion and art magazine that sells what it features: editorial, photography and print-on-demand products in one site.

The interactive 3D model on the K5 website: the future Moscow Kremlin Museums building, inside the restored Middle Trading Rows on Red Square, explored in the browser.

The storefront of Brownfox, an independent type foundry: live type testers, glyphs drawn on canvas, and a shop that sells fonts under a detailed licensing system.

The website of Moscow Mule, a branding and packaging studio: a video-led portfolio where every project keeps its own character. Built with the studio, front to back.
A rough idea, a half-finished brief or a problem you can't name yet is enough to start. Tell us what you're working on — we'll come back with questions, not a sales pitch.