Not screenshots, not borrowed portfolios — seven working websites, led by Past The Glass, our flagship scroll-film. Scroll them, tap them, break them if you can. Then imagine yours.
Everything below is a complete, working site we designed and built — opening with Past The Glass, the flagship scroll-film. Each build lives in its own world, with its own typography, motion and personality. Tap any of them and have a proper play.
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Our flagship build: a seven-chapter fall from a storm on the surface to a neon reef and back — 1,314 frames, every one scrubbed by your scroll. Directed footage, a live depth gauge, a Nocturne demo brand hidden mid-film, and five working component demos hanging off the ending. The billboard is touring the chapters now — open the real thing and go slowly.
Seven chapters, 1,314 frames — a film you scrub with your scroll. Open it and go slowly.

The demo of demos: the full anatomy of a North Sea oil platform, told as a scroll-driven film. Five frame-scrubbed scenes, a drafting-table blueprint gallery, a hotspot cutaway — and a live depth gauge riding with you from the derrick at +64 m to the reservoir at −3,048 m.
Folio is a finance product site we built from the ground up — live market data, cinematic scroll and a smokey scene-by-scene reveal. The kind of experience that makes a fintech impossible to forget. It's the standard behind every project we take on.
A full cinematic site where every clip is scrubbed frame-by-frame as you scroll — an ocean, neon nights, a product reveal and a finale that resolves into the logo. Directed footage, colour and motion, silky-smooth in any browser. This is scroll as the interaction.
A wood-fired restaurant site that smells like the room — menus, reviews and tables booked.
A blueprint-styled architects' practice — elevations that draw themselves — hover and watch the skyline appear.
An elegant salon whose receptionist answers every message — watch it book by text, straight into Google Calendar.