Aphrodi portfolio: brands we have worked on
We only show real brands. Each one says what the brand does. We never publish invented results or figures.
Brands


DualFroz
The personal brand of a full-stack developer: projects, open source and a career in one place.
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Aphrodi
A graphic design and branding studio: identities, print, websites, social media, video and 3D.
SCP: Control LossSCP: Control Loss
A game set in the SCP universe.
Flaem
Flaem
A platform for hosting companies: selling and running VPS, game servers and web hosting from one panel.

Plazer
A messaging app for communities, a Discord alternative with end-to-end encryption.
Lunatic Studios


SafeBands
A medtech startup developing monitoring wristbands for rescuers.

RakiTour
A transport and travel company.
About this portfolio
Brands we have worked on
The portfolio shows brands we have worked on: the software house VulCode, Flaem, Plazer, Lunatic Studios, the game SCP: Control Loss, the personal brand DualFroz, WaveHost, SafeBands and RakiTour. They come from different worlds, from tools for hosting companies to a messaging app, a game studio and a game, a medtech startup and a transport company, so each brand has a different character and different uses.
For each brand we say what it does, so it is clear which industries we have worked with. Some projects do not appear in the portfolio because the client asked for confidentiality or the project is not public yet. If you work in a similar industry, ask in a consultation and we will tell you what kinds of tasks we have handled, without revealing confidential details.
Why we do not publish numbers and results
Many agency portfolios show percentages of sales, traffic or awareness growth. Such numbers can rarely be verified, and far more than design affects the results of a company: the product, the price, the service and advertising.
That is why we do not add results we cannot confirm. We show the brands, the scope of our work and how the design looks in use. We leave the judgement to you.
How to judge a design studio portfolio
Look at variety: do the brands differ in character, or do they all look like one template regardless of industry and audience? Check whether projects are shown on real applications, not just as a logo on white, and whether the studio has worked with companies of a similar size and industry.
A conversation tells you most, though. Ask how the process went on a specific project, how many concepts there were, what changed after client feedback and which files went to the printer or developer. Specific answers say more than the best gallery.
Different brands, different requirements
The brand of a tool for hosting companies has to inspire trust and work in a dense dashboard interface. The brand of a game studio needs character and has to look good on launch artwork. A messaging app needs an app icon that reads at a few pixels. Each of these projects therefore started from different questions.
That is why we do not have one style we repeat in every project. The style follows from who the audience of the brand is and where it will be used, not from what is fashionable or what we like to draw.
Your project in the portfolio
When a project ends, we ask whether we may show it. If you agree, we decide together what to publish: the logo alone, materials or a description of the scope, and we do not share company information you do not want revealed.
If the work is confidential, we do not show it anywhere, including in consultations with other clients. On request we sign a non-disclosure agreement before the project starts.
Where to see more
The websites of the brands that are public are linked from the cards in the portfolio: there you can see how each brand works on a website, in an interface and in materials. You will find the Aphrodi profiles on Behance and Instagram in the footer.
If you are looking for a project from a specific industry or in a specific style, tell us what you need. In a consultation we will show the examples that best match your project.
Brands across different uses
We designed every brand in the portfolio for the places where it lives every day: the app icon and favicon, the website header, social media profiles, documents and presentations and, for the game studio, launch artwork.
We take the same approach in every new project. Before showing a concept, we test it on the applications that matter to your company: a sign, a vehicle, packaging or a phone screen.
From a brand in the portfolio to your project
For every brand in the portfolio we describe what it does and what we designed for it. You can order the same things as services from our price list: logo design from 1,200 PLN net, a visual identity from 2,900 PLN, a website design in Figma from 3,400 PLN, game art and packaging. Each service lists the package scope, timeline and starting price.
If a brand in the portfolio is similar to yours, mention in the brief or at the consultation which one you looked at and what you like about it. Our quote will then refer to the scope that worked in a similar project, and we will say right away what is worth changing for your industry.
A portfolio that grows
We add brands to the portfolio once projects are published and clients agree to show them. Rather than publishing everything we make, we choose projects that show the range of our work and the variety of industries well.
If you want to see how we worked on a brand similar to yours, ask in a consultation. We will talk about the process and decisions, even if the project is not on this page yet, while keeping any confidentiality the client asked for.
How we show projects
- We publish a project only after the client agrees. If the work is confidential, it does not appear anywhere.
- We never add sales, traffic or award figures that the client has not confirmed.
- In a consultation we can walk you through projects that match your industry and scope.
Not sure which package fits?
Describe the project in a few sentences. We reply within 24 hours with a proposed scope and price, and if you prefer to talk, we book a free consultation online or at your office.