Dreamie

The starting point

When we joined, the website didn’t really show the product.
No device, no clarity, no credibility. It felt “secret” in a way that raised questions instead of building trust.

What we delivered

We worked with the team through 2024 and 2025 and turned an early, vague “whitelist-style” page into a clear product story and a launch-ready website. One small team did the brand, the 3D and the website.

How we worked

The website went through several rounds. 3 decisions shaped it:

• Removed all hand shots from the device. Without hands, it looks like a finished product, not a prototype.
• Iterated on the hero 7 times. Motion versions distracted from the product, so we kept it static.
• Designed the page as a single scroll. Kickstarter backers decide fast, so we cut everything non-essential.

An intermediate result of working with the client

Final result after our collaboration with the client

A minimalist logo with an abstract rising sun

A social media branding system

Color palette that complements the product

3D renders of the device

Result

Raised $44K on Kickstarter

158 people backed the launch