Placement
A laptop lid at eye level
Die-cut vinyl, hand-applied, cut from your vector artwork. Open on tables in cafés, coworkings, airports and client offices — rooms full of people who build and buy software.
The trip so far
I've been writing software from other people's countries for four years.
France first, because that's home. Then Spain, and slowly most of Western Europe — mostly by train, mostly with the same bag. Two months in Bali surrounded by people shipping products from laptops. A van and patchy 4G across New Zealand. Shanghai and Beijing, which rearranged what I thought I knew about how fast hardware moves.
The laptop came to all of it. It's open on café tables in Lisbon, on hot desks in Canggu, on tray tables at 11,000 metres, in coworkings where the person next to me always ends up asking what I'm building.
That's the offer. Not a billboard nobody looks at — a laptop lid at eye level, in rooms full of people who build things, in a different country every few weeks.
FranceSpainPortugalItalyNetherlandsGermanyBelgiumSwitzerlandBaliNew ZealandChinaJapan next
It's a working machine, not a display case
This isn't a laptop that lives in a drawer. It's the one I build on every day — cafés, coworkings, airports, trains, client offices. Wherever I work, your logo is on the table.
Real photos, not mockups
Every trip I post the lid where it actually is — Kyoto, Lisbon, wherever — and tag the brands riding on it. Winning a slot buys the sticker and the pictures it shows up in.
Hand-picked, every one
I approve each brand and each logo myself before anything gets applied. It's my laptop for the next few years; I'd like to be happy looking at it.