From the whitepaper to 70,000 views.
The brief
Anglium had an idea and nothing else. A decentralised network where ordinary devices measure internet quality, AI checks the data, and users earn $ANG for their contribution. No name, no brand, no site, no product.
In crypto, the first screen decides whether a project looks like a protocol or like another token that won't last the month. Anglium needed to look like the first one from day one.
Approach
We started with research. We mapped the DePIN market, from Helium and Filecoin to Grass and io.net, and looked at how they explain themselves and what their users expect to see before they install anything.
That gave us the position. Anglium isn't a proxy or a VPN. It's a network intelligence layer: your device becomes a sensor, and you get paid for it. The whole brand had to make that simple idea feel big.
What we built:
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An identity with texture.
Distressed type, grunge noise and deep violet light. Raw enough for the crypto crowd, controlled enough for investors.
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A site that explains the product in 3 words.
Device, Network, Earn $ANG. One line of copy under each, and the rest of the page builds on it.
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Motion that carries the story.
Light planes open around the headline as you scroll, so the network feels alive before you read a word about it.
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A product dashboard.
Nodes, quests, referrals and rewards in one interface. See the next case.
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Automations for launch.
Automating all of your needs even before the project is live.
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Whitepaper and pitch deck.
The same visual language carried into the documents investors actually read.
Result:
70,000+ site views since launch
Around 3,000 views every month, steadily
One system across brand, site, product and documents
We are open to cooperation.
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