AirTag detector · Landing page studies

Six directions for one product.

Same brief — a pocket device that detects hidden AirTags and other Bluetooth trackers, with a fake checkout that ends in "out of stock" + notify-me. Six aesthetic directions, one purpose: to feel genuinely different from each other, and genuinely not-AI.

01 · Lumen

Lumen — Apple-esque minimalism

White, soft sky, Fraunces × Geist. Airy, reverent, "safety is a calm object." For readers who like Teenage Engineering and Apple keynote copy.

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№ 07 · Feature
02 · Dispatch

Dispatch — editorial magazine

Cream stock, Cormorant Garamond, rust accent. A zine-style product story with drop caps, figure plates, and a colophon.

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$149
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03 · Hex

Hex / 01 — Swiss grid, brutalist

Space Grotesk, vermillion accent, rigid grid, marquee bar. Bold, technical, unapologetic. Feels like a Kinfolk issue designed by a type nerd.

04 · Obsidian

Obsidian — dark luxury, brass & forest

Deep forest, cream, brass. Fraunces + Work Sans. Quiet, serious, expensive. For the reader who appreciates Leica and Maruyama Brushes.

05 · Pebble

Pebble — playful pastel

Peach, mint, lavender. Squishy stickers, smiling product, friendly copy. The "your first safety device" angle — warm, kid-friendly, $89.

06 · Kaze

Kaze 風 — Japanese minimal, wabi-sabi

Sumi ink, off-white, vermillion seal. Shippori Mincho + Noto Serif JP. Vertical labels, enso brush, a "small apology" at the stock-out moment.