Gravitywell City of Bristol, United Kingdom

Project made for Maya in the Automotive industry for a B2C audience.Maya is an innovative new way to purchase car tyres online. With a simple process built entirely around the customer, Maya provides independent and expert tyre recommendations, as well as options for local fitting.

Project made for unFlash in the Software & Computer Services industry for a B2C audience.In October 2020, BBC news covered the story of Zach Eagling, a nine-year-old boy who has cerebral palsy and epilepsy.During lockdown, Zach — who was inspired by Captain Tom Moore — raised nearly £12,000 for the Epilepsy Society after completing 130 laps of his garden without his walking frame. However, when Zach’s mother posted his fundraising efforts on social media, the youngster was sent traumatic and shocking messages which contained strobing imagery.In a state of disbelief, the team at Gravitywell reached out to the Epilepsy Society with an idea to use AI and machine learning to help make the internet a safer place for people with photosensitive epilepsy, like Zach.

Project made for 1275 Fine Wine Collections in the Wine & Spirits industry for a B2C audience.Gravitywell is excited to have collaborated with 1275, an innovative fine wine startup that is making a typically esoteric industry more accessible. For the first time, wine collectors can scan a chip on a bottle with their phone and discover the full history of their wine, from the vineyard to the table. Users have access to every relevant detail such as location, temperature, humidity and value.

Project made for Braided Communications in the Aviation & Aerospace industry for a B2B audience.Braided is a pioneering communications platform that was conceived to solve a seemingly unsolvable problem: how can astronauts in deep space have live, flowing conversations with people on Earth?