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How to reach JOYCO, what to include, and when to expect a reply.

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How to reach the studio

JOYCO is a design and engineering studio working on brands, websites and digital products with clients all around the world. Based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Everything goes to one address — new work, press, open-source questions and job applications alike. There is no contact form and no ticket queue.

Email
hey@joyco.studio
Website
https://joyco.studio
Location
Buenos Aires (Saavedra), Argentina
Time zone
GMT-3 (ART)
Studio hours
MON — FRI, 10:00 — 19:00
Area served
Worldwide
X
https://x.com/joyco_studio
LinkedIn
https://linkedin.com/company/joyco-studio-llc
Instagram
https://instagram.com/joyco.studio
GitHub
https://github.com/joyco-studio

Starting a project

Email hey@joyco.studio with a short description of what you are building, the scope, the timeline and the budget you have in mind. The studio replies from Buenos Aires, GMT-3 (ART), during MON — FRI, 10:00 — 19:00.

Copy the template below and fill in the angle brackets. Six fields, in the order that makes the first reply useful rather than a list of questions back.

  • What you are building, in a paragraph.
  • The scope you have in mind — brand, site, product, or some combination.
  • The timeline, and anything fixed about it.
  • The budget range you have in mind, or that it is not decided yet.
  • Links to what exists today, if anything does.
  • Who you are, and the time zone you work in.
To: hey@joyco.studio
Subject: New project — <company or your name>

What we're building
  <One paragraph: what it is, who it is for, and why now.>

Scope
  <Brand identity / website / digital product / 3D & WebGL — or a combination.>

Timeline
  <When you want to start, and any date that is already fixed.>

Budget
  <A range is fine. Say so if it is not decided yet.>

Links
  <Anything that exists today: current site, deck, repo, Figma.>

Who you are
  <Name, role, company, time zone.>

When to reach out

  • A company needs a brand identity and visual system built from scratch, or an existing one rebuilt to scale — the work done for Sazabi and Cerebral Valley.
  • A team needs a website, portfolio or launch page designed and engineered end to end, with performance treated as a requirement — the work done for Andrés Briganti, Johanna Arrieta and Rampant.
  • A software team needs product interfaces, design systems or design engineering, and wants designers and engineers working as one group — the ongoing partnerships with Sazabi and Cerebral Valley.
  • A project needs real-time 3D, WebGL or heavy interaction on the web — the Rampant ring runs across both video and web.
  • Someone is looking for JOYCO's open-source libraries, tooling or experiments — https://github.com/joyco-studio, https://lab.joyco.studio and https://hub.joyco.studio.

When not to

  • JOYCO is a services studio, not a SaaS product. There is no account to create, no authenticated API and no paid plan to subscribe to.
  • The public API on this domain is read-only and exists only to serve canonical Markdown representations of this website's content.