If you’ve seen the Harry Potter movies or played the Harry Potter video game, you’ll know the Golden Snitch. The Golden Snitch is the third ball in the Quidditch games and the hardest one to catch. It flies around with high speeds, sometimes hovering in place. It’s the Seeker’s job to catch the Snitch, which will earn the team 150 points.

This time however, you are the Seeker. Are you fast enough to catch the snitch? The goal is to catch the Snitch four times in a row, which will fill up the meter and grant you 150 points for Gryffindor!

This AR try-on experience allowed users to try products from Charlotte Tilbury’s ‘Pillow Talk’ range, including mascara to highlight length and volume of eyelashes, as well as a range of lipstick shades.

Wahaca wanted to showcase the vibrancy and deliciousness of Mexican food by bringing it to life with an AR menu, in a way that paper table menus couldn’t.

Customers could scan a QR code to bring their menus to life as part of an AR world effect, receiving pop-up info about the dishes’ ingredients, allergens and sustainability practices.

To celebrate the first appearance of a royal tiara at auction at Sotheby’s, they wanted to create a social media filter that generated buzz around the auction, by allowing their 3.8 million Instagram followers to virtually ‘try on’ the diamond and pearl headpiece.

For the biggest auction of an Old Master in the history of Sotheby’s, they wanted to create an augmented reality museum exhibition experience that engaged with followers and spread the word about the auction.

The resulting AR art effect allows users to get up close with Botticelli’s masterful ‘Young Man Holding a Roundel’ and even glam up their environment by placing the painting on their walls.

Bayer wanted to enhance their customer service by making it easier for farmers to learn how to use their new reporting system.

Designed around their Kaleidoscope Summer campaign, Missoma’s filter turns everything around the user kaleidoscopic.

To promote the sugar-free version of its ‘Frost Bite’ range, Mountain Dew transforms you into a shark in chilling conditions to show that the drink still has some ‘bite’ to it.

Keeping in-line with their classic slogan ‘Have a Break, Have a KitKat’, chocolate bar company KitKat broke up the monotony of working from home under COVID-19 lockdown restrictions by immersing users in a new kind of escapism.

To celebrate the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Instagram users could play with the official Olympics mascot.

Copy the mascot’s on-screen movements and gestures as prompted to receive a medal!

For Orendt Studios, we created this product visualisation tool where users could place 3D furniture models, change the colour, trigger an animation, take a photo, view a video and shop. All through the mobile’s browser!

Jack Daniels commissioned this WebAR experience to take you to the home of their distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee.

This was paired with a fun face effect that dresses you up as the iconic Jasper Newton “Jack” Daniel.

This experience is activated via a QR code on a postcard garnish on every Lynchburg Lemonade you order at Slug & Lettuce and will be running for 9 months.

We are helping Speedo pioneer Retail AR with this virtual try-on feature, now live in three of their UK stores and on their website. The feature allows customers to visualise swimming goggles on their faces before purchase.

Scanning the game’s image activates a super-realistic and immersive AR experience. Click on the video above to meet its life-like character.

One of our creators from Taiwan developed this awesome AR image tracker for our business cards.

Meet the Addams family with this brand new world lens, which allows you augmented the DVD cover for the brand new movie and see the Thing pop out!