Light, made
into product.

An independent design and software studio in Burnaby, BC. We design and build digital products and the brands around them, for ourselves and for clients.

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Our own products.

We created all three, including the names and the brands. Each case shows the work behind it.

More design.

Identity, illustration, interfaces and print, for our own ideas and for clients.

What we do for clients.

We design your product and write its code, so the version you approve is the version that ships.

Product design & build

Websites, web apps and mobile apps. We design them, build them, put them online and keep them running.

Product design · Web apps · Mobile · AI features

Brand & identity

Names, logos, type, colour and illustration, plus a guide that keeps them consistent wherever they appear.

Naming · Identity · Illustration direction · Merch

Editorial systems

Magazines and newsletters, with the masthead, the typography and the publishing workflow behind them.

Editorial design · Email · CMS · AI-assisted workflows

You see the real product at every step, on your own screen.

ResearchWe study your market, your users and your competitors, and agree with you on what the product has to do.
DesignDirections come as working web pages, so you judge them at real size.
BuildWe build what we design, so the details from the design make it into the product.
Launch and supportWe put it live, watch how people use it and keep improving it.

The studio.

Based in Burnaby, BC. We work with clients wherever they are.

Artom Butenko

Creative director, partner

Ilarion Bohatyrov

Managing partner

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Manyloom

A workspace for small businesses. You drop in notes, emails and to-dos, and Loomy, its AI assistant, sorts them into tasks, clients, invoices and a calendar.

What we didNaming · Brand · Product design · Build

Year2026

StatusLive

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The brief

A small business keeps its work all over the place: notes in one app, clients in another, invoices in a spreadsheet, dates in a calendar. A good part of the week goes into moving things from one to the other.

Manyloom puts it all in one place. We came up with the name, made the brand, designed the app and wrote the code, including Loomy, the assistant that sorts incoming work into tasks and asks the owner before it does anything important.

NameIdentity “Cloth”Two themesUI kitWeb appMobileAI operatorStationeryMerchLandingLaunch reels

Brand

A woven mark.

The mark is a small square of plain weave, three teal threads one way and three coral threads the other. The name is set in lowercase Bricolage Grotesque, and the app uses Hanken Grotesk. There are two themes, a dark one called Aurora and a light one called Cloud Dancer.

How the mark is built. Three teal threads cross three coral ones on a 3×3 grid. Below it, the sizes the mark was tested at and the one-colour versions.

App icon. The app icon in both themes, from full size down to a favicon.

Colour. The dark and light themes side by side, each with its own teal, coral and neutrals.

Type. Bricolage Grotesque for the logo and headlines, Hanken Grotesk for the interface and the numbers.

System

Components and motion.

One set of components works in both themes. Numbers use tabular figures, so amounts line up in a column. When the logo appears, it weaves itself thread by thread.

**UI kit.** Buttons, badges, tabs, cards, alerts and empty states, built once and used in both themes.

**The mark in motion.** Four frames of the logo animation. The vertical threads drop in, the horizontal ones cross them and the weave settles.

Product

The app.

The home screen, Now, shows three things to do today and what Loomy handled overnight. Drop it in turns a messy list into tasks, dates and a budget. Loomy does the routine work on its own and asks before anything that matters. Money is tracked by project and by client.