AR & Immersive
WebAR, Snap Lens, in-store installs, NFC-tap activations. No app install. 50M+ views shipped.
Flatiron Nomad / Portal
AR filter built for the Flatiron Portal installation, a two-sided public art piece pairing strangers on either end. The filter randomizes a game between the two participants: rock paper scissors, dance battle, charades, on the spot.
Designed so two people who can't hear each other still get a shared moment. The filter handles the prompt, the timer, and the reveal; the participants do the rest. Lightweight enough to load instantly on the public-WiFi the Portal runs on.

Trends / AR Mirror
AR mirror installation built for Trends' Valentine's Day activation. Snap AR running locally, connected to an in-wall display and webcam. Passersby become the canvas as candy hearts fall and smoke heart-kisses bloom around them.
The setup is invisible to the customer: a mirror on the wall, magic on top. We build the lens, calibrate the camera throw to the screen, and tune the effects to the storefront's lighting so it reads cleanly day or night.

All The Right / 25th Anniversary
WebAR celebration of All The Right's 25th anniversary in Queens. Photogrammetry-scanned trucks and characters from the brand's 25-year archive, brought back as interactive AR scenes: physics simulations, UV reveals, character portals.
A single QR code at the in-store activation opened into a series of scenes: tap to spawn the truck, drag to orbit the scanned characters, hold to trigger the physics gag. Built as an evergreen anniversary capsule, not a one-night filter.






Pijin / VPS-tracked WebAR
VPS-tracked WebAR dressing the Highline's giant pigeon in full New Yorker gear: North Face puffy, Timbs, AirPod, Yankees fitted. The filter only unlocks at the actual location, snapping the wardrobe to the sculpture as you walk around it.
Built with Niantic's Visual Positioning System so the geometry locks to the real-world object, not just a flat surface. Opens from a QR code or shared link. No app install.
Tech Stack
AR is the easiest tech in our stack to misuse. Most brands ship a one-off filter that nobody opens twice. We design the activation around a real reason to come back: a hunt, a tied physical object, a place-based reveal, or a piece of inventory that can only be unlocked through the lens.
Builds run on WebAR (8th Wall, Niantic, Lens Studio) so the filter opens from a QR code, an NFC tap, or a Story link. No install. Where appropriate, we lash the AR layer to a physical object: a 3D-printed letter, a printed poster, a fountain.
