Digital studio · two people · Germany

Web applications and browser games

We design and build them, from the first sketch to launch. We run them on our own servers.

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Projects

The galium.io home page: the headline „Photos, for the people you actually know“ beside a phone showing an album feed

A quiet photo blog for family and friends. Everyone in an album was invited there. No feed, no strangers, no advertising.

A hand in progress in jhyap.app: three opponents with animal avatars and face-down hands, discard and stock piles in the middle, your own five cards along the bottom

A score keeper and a table for the card game Jhyap. Either the app just counts while you deal real cards, or everyone plays on their own device.

The runhub.world home page: a country and distance search in front of a globe, with a list of distances and countries beside it

Find running events worldwide, filtered by country, distance, surface and date. Listed neutrally, without the organisers' marketing.

The Typo Station start screen: the title, three incoming enemies and four difficulty levels to choose from
Typo Station Early access

A typing game in space: type the words before the enemies reach the station.

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Services

Member areas

Accounts, invitations and permissions, however you need them: by link, by passkey, or with an account your people already have. The work is in deciding who gets to see what.

Editing and administration

Who may change what, who checks it, and what happened when. That needs roles, moderation and a change log. Elsewhere this is called a CRM.

Browser games

Multiplayer straight in the browser, with no download and no app store. From prototype to running service.

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Studio

Two developers, short paths. We take on few projects at a time, work with nobody in between, and host it ourselves: on our own infrastructure in Germany, from the code repository to the server.

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people you talk to directly

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self-hosted, in Germany

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third-party services on this page

Two desks side by side; at one of them somebody sits in front of two screens