Resynced
Each point is 100,000 users
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The audience of Loti, the biggest product we've worked on.
Est. 2024Design and engineeringNext opening, October 2026
Built formillions.
Resynced is a three-person design and engineering studio in London, Helsinki and Berlin. We take on a few projects at a time and keep design and code in sync, from the first sketch to the production deploy.
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Three people.Millions of users.
We've worked on products with audiences in the millions. These are the numbers we're happy to be measured on.
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Brand, product and fullstack builds since 2024.
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Where our clients are based.
Every project starts small and has to hold up for millions. Design and development run side by side, so nothing drifts apart. Everything stays fast, and motion only goes where it earns its place.
Selectedwork
A short list, because we would rather show four projects properly than twenty-five as thumbnails. Hover a row to preview.
01LotiA motion-heavy rebuild of the landing page for a Discord bot with 6.7M+ users.Discord bot, 6.7M+ users02GentleA Discord bot and website for 1.3M+ users, with an interface that stays deliberately quiet.Bot and web, 1.3M+ users03TermedOur first live project. A profile-management platform built with Go and Next.js.Fullstack, Go and Next.js04QuovaA customisable biolink tool for creators, built to scale. 500+ profiles and 90k+ views.Biolink, 90k+ views
What getsus hired
Most clients arrive with a symptom rather than a brief. These are the four we hear most, and what we actually do about each one.
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Brand Identity
Symptom
Your brand looks like a different company on every screen and every slide. Nothing quite lines up.
What we do
One visual language, from naming and logo to a token set and guidelines your team can extend without us.
- Positioning
- Logo & marks
- Token set
- Guidelines
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Web Development
Symptom
The redesign shipped and it is slow on a phone and a mid-range laptop. Core Web Vitals have become a punchline.
What we do
We agree a performance budget before the first component and enforce it in CI.
- Next.js
- Go
- Headless CMS
- Accessibility
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Product Design
Symptom
The product works, but nobody can find anything in it. Support answers the same question every week.
What we do
Research, prototypes and interface design in one loop, tested with the people who actually use the thing.
- UX research
- Prototyping
- Interface
- Design QA
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Motion & 3D
Symptom
Everything is static, so nothing earns a second look and the product gets scrolled straight past.
What we do
Scroll choreography, WebGL scenes and 3D assets, every one of them on a defined easing curve.
- Motion
- WebGL
- 3D modelling
- Scroll scenes
01 — Discovery
We start by listening
Stakeholder interviews, competitor teardowns and analytics archaeology. We leave the call with the problem written down in one sentence, and everything that sentence rules out.
- Audit
- Interviews
- Brief
02 — Strategy
Every decision gets a reason
Type scale, spacing rhythm, motion curves, component inventory. This is the document we hold ourselves to in every later argument about the design.
- Scope
- Roadmap
- Fixed bid
03 — Creation
Design and code in the same room
We design in the browser, with real type, real content and real edge cases. Weekly demos, and no big reveal at the end.
- Prototypes
- Motion
- Build
04 — Launch
Shipped carefully, documented properly
Performance budget signed off, CI green, and a handover written for someone who is not us. Then we stay on, because products keep moving after launch.
- Deploy
- Handover
- Support
05 — Continuity
The same team next month
Monthly design and engineering slots, or a standing invite to your roadmap. Either way it is the people who already know your codebase.
- Retainers
- Roadmap
- Same team
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In theirwords
Six clients, six very different products, one shared experience of not having to chase anyone.
Resynced didn't just build a website; they built a movement for our brand. The attention to detail is unmatched.
The level of creativity and technical execution is something we haven't seen before. Truly world-class work.
They understood our vision better than we did. The final result exceeded every expectation we had.
We handed over a design system, a codebase and a roadmap. Most agencies hand over a Figma file.
Six weeks from kickoff to launch, and it worked first time. That has never happened to us before.
They pushed back on our idea, which turned out to be the most valuable hour of the project.
Straight answerson budget.
We don't sell off-the-shelf packages. Every project is priced on its own shape, but these are honest starting points, and you can build your own estimate below.
Build me something
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Indicative, fixed bid after scoping30 days support included
- Two milestones
- 50% to start, 50% on handover
- Net 14
- Invoices are due within 14 days
- Fixed bids
- Never hourly surprises
- 30 days support
- Included after every launch
Commonquestions
Everything you need to know about how we work. If the answer is not here, ask us directly.
A brand identity takes two to four weeks. A marketing site six to eight. A product or MVP four to six. We only start when the full team can hold that date, not when we are stretched across five clients at once.
- Fixed milestones
- Weekly demos
- No ghost projects
You do. Source files, design files, the repository and every asset are yours from the day we hand them over, in writing. We keep no licence and we do not resell your work.
- Full transfer on handover
- No hidden licence
- Written agreement
We tell you before we start, and we price the change before we make it. Small changes land in the next sprint. Anything larger gets its own quote and its own timeline, so it never quietly eats the budget.
- Quoted before we build
- Fixed bid
- No surprise invoices
Yes, and we prefer it. We start by auditing what you already have, then keep what earns its place and replace what does not. Most of our work is an evolution, not a reset.
- Audit first
- Incremental changes
- Documented handover
Most of our work is with early teams, so yes. We are honest about what is worth doing now and what should wait until you have more traction, and that conversation is free.
- Seed to Series B
- Fixed-scope MVPs
- Sensible sequencing
Next.js and Astro on the front end, Go and Postgres where performance matters, Sanity or a bespoke CMS where content needs a home. We do not put a framework on your site that we have not shipped in production.
- Next.js
- Astro
- Go
- Postgres
- Sanity
- TypeScript
Every project includes 30 days of support after launch. After that most clients move onto a monthly retainer, which is the same senior team you already know, at a cadence you set.
- 30 days included
- Monthly retainers
- Same team
Next opening — October 2026Let’s get
Let’s get
resynced.
Tell us what is misaligned. We come back within two working days with an honest read on scope, timeline, and whether we are the right studio for it.
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