Mobile & Web.
The thinnest, most ubiquitous canvas we have.
A modern web app is a small operating system delivered through a URL. HTML lays out the structure, CSS dresses it, JavaScript runs the logic. WebGL and WebGPU push the same machine into hardware-accelerated 3D — the very thing rendering this page right now.
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A URL is an operating system.
Every modern browser ships with a JavaScript engine, a 3D graphics stack, an audio synthesizer, a camera API, motion sensors, and persistent storage — all wired together by the same standards. When you type a URL, you're loading a tiny, sandboxed application onto someone else's hardware in milliseconds.
Three languages cover almost everything you see. HTML is the structure — the bones of the document. CSS is the presentation — colors, layout, animations, the responsive behavior across phone, tablet and desktop. JavaScript is the logic — what happens when something is clicked, scrolled, dragged, observed, fetched.
Mobile-native apps trade the URL for an installable bundle. You get deeper access (camera, push, on-device ML) at the cost of friction. We pick whichever gets the audience to the experience faster: web for reach, native for depth.
From source to pixels.
Every navigation runs this sequence. Lighthouse scores live or die on how fast each step completes.
Frameworks, runtimes, APIs.
We pick from this list per project. The right tool depends on what the audience can install, what the page weighs, and what the audience expects.
Where we've shipped web + mobile.
Live web you're already in.
augma.io itself is the demo — the rest are slots for shipping cases.
Pick the right reach. Skip the bloat.
We don't ship 4 MB React bundles to render five paragraphs. Tell us what you need to build, and we'll match the right runtime and framework — or write it from scratch when that's the right call.