Airborne Studio

Airborne is a Brand Technology Studio. We make distinctive, category-defining brands for technology companies setting out to define a category, not compete in one. The problem we exist to solve Most agencies treat brand as decoration: a logo, a palette, guidelines applied on top of a business that carries on unchanged underneath. A company is an abstraction, a legal entity, a payroll, some lines of code. Brand is what turns that into something a human can recognise and trust. Done properly, it draws out the larger, truer thing that was already there. The idea we build from Brand to the power of you. Everything you already are, raised to what you're becoming. We don't make you something else. We make you more of what you are. How we're structured The same team that thinks the brand also designs the surfaces and ships the product. Strategy, identity, websites, product design, motion, all under one roof, no handover loss. We're a small permanent team based at The Foundry in London, alongside AsOne, our curated network of 30+ senior independent specialists. We've worked with AI in our process for several years, our first significant AI product design work was on ContentCal IQ, back in 2021, before ChatGPT existed. What we've built We rebranded ContentCal. Series A within six months, a £110m acquisition by Adobe nine months after that. We rebranded Ciphr's HR software. Their customer base doubled. Propstore, our longest-standing client, has broken multiple sales records and doubled its auction events since our rebrand and ongoing digital transformation work. We took FTA from a standing start to a fully launched brand in eight weeks. That brand won a Diamond Award for Branding at the 2026 Transform Diamond Awards, and has since landed contracts with Red Bull, Samsung and Chevrolet. Who we work with Venture-backed technology companies scaling from seed through Series B. PE-owned mid-market technology businesses focused on value creation. Privately owned technology businesses preparing for their next chapter. US technology companies entering the UK. We don't chase companies competing in an existing category rather than defining one, or anyone who thinks brand is a logo.