We Started Because Generic Marketing Language Was Making Us Uncomfortable
Back in 2019, I was working with a Taiwan tech startup that had incredible products but sounded like they'd copied their website from ten other companies. Every competitor used the same phrases. Same structure. Same tired approach.
That bothered me more than it probably should have. So we started experimenting—what if businesses could sound like actual people? What if your marketing could feel like a conversation instead of a sales pitch?
Turns out, a lot of companies in Taiwan's tech and service sectors were asking the same question. They just didn't have time to figure it out themselves.
Now we work with teams across Asia who need their brand voice to feel authentic. Not because it's trendy—because it works better when you stop trying to sound like everyone else.