Selected work · 2023–2026
Eight projects we’d happily show your board.
A wayfinding app for 38 stations that works underground, offline and in six languages.
An identity for a coffee bar that grew from one window to four cafés in a year.
A member app redesign that cut payment support tickets by 41% in its first month.
A working speaker prototype and pitch film that closed a €2.4M seed round.
A museum site where every exhibition gets its own layout, edited by the curators themselves.
A name, identity and booking site for a restored 1920s sea bath on the North Sea coast.
A check-in kiosk and patient app for a chain of 14 physiotherapy clinics.
A booking site for three small hotels that turned 22% more visits into stays.
Scroll sideways · 8 of 38 projects
Twelve years, counted honestly.
Clients since 2014 · 112 and counting
Pip asked our clients. We didn't edit the answers.
Questions people ask the front desk.
Pip answers the six we hear most. Anything else goes to Maya, who answers within a working day.
6 questions · 1 Pip
From the journal
Notes from the studio, written on Fridays.
Why our front desk is a machine
We built Pip because the first question every visitor asks deserves a quick, honest answer, even at 11 at night.
The brief that writes itself: what 400 Pip conversations taught us
Most people know their budget before they know their deadline. That, and five other things we learned from reading every brief.
Wayfinding for 38 stations without a single new sign
How the Halden Rail app routes people underground with no signal, and why it talks in platforms instead of maps.
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