Our work with Penn State started years ago, when we helped launch their mobile app. More recently, we teamed up again to co-create a new experience designed just for parents and families. Through open conversations and collaborative prototyping, we shaped a tool that responded to the real needs of people supporting students from the sidelines. The result felt personal and practical and it meant a lot to build it together with a team that shares our belief in listening first.

Quash wasn’t just another app. It was a mission to help teens quit smoking and vaping, in a way that actually resonated with them. We partnered closely with the Lung Health Foundation and spent time with teens across Ontario, learning what was working, what wasn’t, and where the app could do better. Our work led to thoughtful updates, clearer content, and a better plan for what comes next. But more than that, it felt like building something hopeful with people who really care.

We joined our friends at The Moment to help Scouts Canada untangle one of their toughest challenges: the national registration process. It wasn’t just about usability. It was about creating something that worked for busy volunteers, diverse families, and a community that runs on heart. We co-created solutions with people from across the country and helped shape a clearer, more welcoming experience. It was a meaningful project, and an even more meaningful partnership.