Case study
Skip the bank, borrow from those you trust
FamilyFund is a crowdfunding platform for friends and family. Allowing users to take personal loans from their network without a traditional financial institution.
Need an image?
Whenever you are writing, images start popping in your mind like popcorn. You run to your AI or maybe your illustrator and spend your time and money on something that somewhat resembles your vision. Those images never come out as you want them to look.
Here at Muscle Computing we have a simple process to create not just an image, but exactly the image you want.
We will create an image that says exactly what you mean it to say or your money back. Guaranted!
- Cover illustration. We specialise in crafting beautiful, high quality marketing pages. The rest of the website will be a shell that uses lorem ipsum everywhere.
- Chapter illustration. We have a team of skilled developers who are experts in the latest app frameworks, like React, FastAPI, Django or Flask.
- Article or blog post illustration. We are at the forefront of modern e-commerce development. Which mainly means adding your logo to the Shopify store template we’ve used for the past six years.
- Marketing images. At Studio we understand the importance of having a robust and customised CMS.
We’ve worked with hundreds of amazing people
Harnessing technology for a brighter future
We believe technology is the answer to the world’s greatest challenges. It’s also the cause, so we find ourselves in bit of a catch 22 situation.
Case study
Get a hodl of your health
Unseal is the first NFT platform where users can mint and trade NFTs of their own personal health records, allowing them to take control of their data.
Case study
Overcome your fears, find your match
Find love in the face of fear — Phobia is a dating app that matches users based on their mutual phobias so they can be scared together.
The team at Muscle Computing went above and beyond with our onboarding, even finding a way to access the user’s microphone without triggering one of those annoying permission dialogs.
