Johanna Arrieta

Joyco Jam is a multiplayer mobile-first gaming platform created for ThreeJS.Conf in Paris.

Sazabi is an AI-native observability platform: you ask production what broke and it answers, instead of handing you dashboards. JOYCO gave that idea a public face at the level of what the team is building, a brand and a site that make a chat-shaped product legible to engineers in seconds and give Sazabi a system to keep publishing with.

Anomaly took mountain bikes to Antarctica. JOYCO built the visual identity and the trailer that announced it: hand-drawn lettering, spray-paint marks and 3D props cut against the real footage.

Mistral ships new AI products and features every week. JOYCO keeps that pace understandable, turning product detail into clear, useful formats for different audiences.

Crafted in collaboration with JOYCO, reflects Briganti’s creative ethos—refined, focused, and brutally intentional. Built to move, not explain. A fast, focused, and brutally intentional portfolio.

Powering Cerebral Valley’s digital and event presence—from the platform behind their live experiences to the visual design that brings them to life. A partnership built on precision, impact, and solid execution.

Optimized and implemented RAMPANT's iconic ring for seamless integration across video and web platforms. Layers of technical precision beneath a deceptively simple surface.

We don’t just build for clients—we build for the web. Our open source projects are made to share the magic: shaped by our real-world process to help teams move faster and create better. Built by us, for everyone.