Yyex creates interfaces that feel like liquid. Every surface bends light, every gesture ripples through space. We don't build apps—we shape experiences that move.
A mobile operating system where every app icon floats on a simulated water surface. Swipe creates waves that carry your icons along.
A banking app where your balance is visualized as floating orbs. Larger savings = bigger bubbles. Merge bubbles to save.
A photography app with a lens that refracts light in real-time. Point at any scene and watch colors split through virtual prisms.
Founded in Copenhagen in 2021, Yyex emerged from a simple observation: most interfaces fight against touch. Buttons resist. Lists snap. Everything feels mechanical.
We asked: what if software felt like water? What if tapping a button felt like pressing a droplet—it deforms, ripples, then settles back into place?
Our team of designers and physicists treats pixels as if they have mass. Every animation follows spring physics. Nothing moves in straight lines unless absolutely necessary.
Years Flowing
Liquid Projects
Flow Crafters
Based in a converted glassblowing studio in Christianshavn. Our walls are literally made of glass—a daily reminder of the materiality we try to capture digitally.
Former physicist turned designer. Specializes in making flat surfaces feel volumetric.
Writes custom spring physics engines. Obsessed with how things bounce.
Bridges physical glassblowing techniques with digital interface design.
Creates real-time light distortion effects that run at 120fps.
We're always looking for collaborations that push the boundaries of what interfaces can feel like. Drop us a line—no formalities required.
Overgaden Oven Vandet 48
1415 Copenhagen K
Denmark
+45 89 12 34 56