It's pronounced "ex-oh-ex-koh."
We've been building online communities and web applications for over twelve years. We love it.
We like to make things that encourage people to play together. We can make things for you! We can help you with planning, prototyping and production, and all sorts of that fun web stuff.
Take a look at some of the things we've done, and if it looks like we'd be able to help you, send us an email.
Inspired by Barack Obama's speech at the Democratic National Convention, we created Own Your Failure, a site where you can take responsibility for your part in this terrible state of affairs we find ourselves in. Read more here.
We created an interactive art installation for the opening of The Contemporary Jewish Museum called REVELATION which allowed thousands of people from across the world to "remix" the 613 Jewish laws. The project involved a social web application, and live audio recording and mixing, and was ultimately presented as a projection powered by a dynamic Flash application that loaded remixes live from the site to be presented at the museum. Read more here.
We make a few web sites of our own to delight and amuse.
Iwtst (short for "I want to see that!") is a social app about seeing new movies with your friends. We do a weekly podcast!
do.Oh (pronounced "do point oh," rhymes with 2.0) is a todo list manager crossed with a zany poll. It helps you get things done.
We built a private social network for Reboot, a Jewish culture organization, so the geographically disparate members can keep in touch, and to foster conversation and group projects within the network.
We built the entire platform for Neal Pollack's Offsprung, a magazine/social network hybrid for young, modern moms and dads.
We designed and built the community infrastructure that powers the brand new SMITH Magazine and allows them to inspire, collect and publish personal stories from writers big and small.
We helped ReadyMade put their entire back catalog of 30 print issues on the web where anyone can search and read them for free!
We built Consumating, the first social network to allow members to tag themselves and each other. It was acquired by CNET Networks in 2005!