elevensix is a small software studio in Scotland. We make apps for specific moments, and each one gets its own name, its own brand and its own tile on the table.
Say elevensix out loud and you get one-one-six. Element 116 is livermorium, symbol Lv, near the end of the periodic table. So that’s our tile, and every app we make gets one next to it.
The name.
Livermorium, a superheavy element first made in a lab in 2000.
Our tile. The apps sit beside it as 001, 002 and 003.
Looks after what the apps say and how people find them: the sites, the words on them, search and social.
Makes the apps work: the phone apps people install, the sites they find them on and the servers that keep them running. Writes all of it, from Glasgow.
Taken from what the apps already do.
Every app begins with one situation: a thumbs-up on a photo of someone’s dinner, a feature that isn’t ready on a Friday, the group chat asking for the wedding photos a week later.
KTL, Flaggish and Kaptr each look and sound like themselves. elevensix is the table they sit on, not a badge stamped on top.
Two people means every app does a few things well. Six boosts a day. Ten flags for free. Every photo approved before anyone sees it.
We build from here, and Kaptr’s first venue pilot is with Scottish wedding venues.
Three apps out, one slot open.