Service · For agencies
White-label development for agencies and production studios
Advertising, experiential and marketing agencies in the US and Spain hire us to build what they sell to their clients: activations with hardware and generative AI, augmented reality tours, 3D experiences, and platforms the agency runs for many clients at once. The agency faces the client; we build, under NDA and under its brand.
Proof · One activation engine, reused across 4 brands
You sell the idea; someone has to build it on time
An activation, a kiosk for a trade show or an app for a brand launch has a date that doesn't move. Hiring developers for every project is slow, and a supplier who fails a week before the event is a risk the agency pays for in front of its client.
We work as the agency's technical team: we come in at the proposal stage to say what's feasible in the time available, we build, and we deliver under the agency's brand. We don't contact the end client or show the work without permission.
What we build for agencies
- 01
Interactive, 3D and augmented reality experiences
Web experiences in WebGL and real-time 3D, augmented reality apps and branded games for screens, trade shows, tours and events.
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Event and kiosk apps
Tablet and kiosk apps for registration, queues, games and tours, connected to the screens, machines or sensors at the event.
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Generative AI and avatars
Personalized AI-generated keepsakes (image or video) delivered to attendees by email or WhatsApp, and conversational voice avatars for service points or brand websites.
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Integrations and activation data
Attendee registration, connections to booking systems and CRMs, data capture with clean-up afterwards, and dashboards to measure the activation.
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Platforms for the agency's clients
Systems the agency runs for many clients at once: for example, a lead pipeline with AI call transcription that delivers each contact to each client, in its own format.
We sign an NDA before learning about the project. Depending on size, we add senior developers the agency knows by name, and hand over code and documentation to the agency or its client, as they agree.
Risks we control
- A date that won't move
- Milestones tied to the event, on-site testing and a contingency plan for the day.
- Venue hardware and connectivity
- Offline operation where possible and retries once the network is back.
- Attendee data
- Consent, automatic deletion after the event, and accounts in the name of the agency or its client.
- The vendor showing through
- Real white label: NDA, deliverables under the agency's brand, and credit only if the NDA allows it.
What we build it with
Depending on the project: web and mobile apps, 3D in the browser (WebGL), augmented reality, generative image and voice AI, and hardware integration such as cameras, printers and screens, with backends in TypeScript or Python.
How we work with your agency
01
Feasibility
Before the proposal
We review the idea with the agency and say what's feasible within the time and budget, before it's promised to the client.
02
Fixed proposal
Scope, price and dates
A fixed quote so the agency can build its own, with milestones aligned to the event or launch date.
03
Build and delivery
Up to the date, and after
Progress the agency can show its client along the way, on-site testing when needed, and support at launch.
Is it right for your company?
It's for you if…
- You're an advertising, events, experiential, marketing or technology agency without developers, or with a team already at capacity.
- You sell interactive experiences, apps or AI to brands and need someone to build them on time.
- You want a technical team you can trust instead of a different supplier on every campaign.
It may not be for you if…
- You're looking for graphic design, video production or media buying: we don't do that part.
- You need someone to sell to and manage the end client: we work behind the agency, not in its place.
Frequently asked questions
Do you appear in front of the end client?
No, unless the agency asks. We work white-label: the agency faces the client and we build. If a technical meeting with the client is needed, we join as part of the agency's team.
Do you sign NDAs? Who owns the code?
We sign an NDA before learning about the project. The code and documentation are handed over to the agency or its client, as they agree.
Can you work to event deadlines?
Yes, it's the norm in this kind of project. That's why we review feasibility before the proposal: we'd rather say something can't be ready in time than see it fail on the day of the event.
Do you work with agencies outside Colombia?
Yes. We work with agencies in the US and Spain, remotely. With the US we share the full workday (Colombia is on UTC−5 all year); with Spain we agree on a fixed block of overlapping hours. Contracts and documentation in English or Spanish.
Which technologies do you use for interactive experiences?
It depends on where and how it will be used: WebGL and Three.js for browser experiences; Flutter and Unity for augmented reality apps; web apps on tablets and kiosks connected to the event hardware; and AI models to generate images and video or to talk by voice.
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Tell us what you're going to pitch to your client
In 30 minutes we review the idea and tell you what's feasible in the time available and which risks we see.