Oozzit is an AI creative and operations studio. One of us runs everything you can see — identity, film, images, the store, the site. The other runs everything that happens after someone sees it — the follow-up, the offers, the campaign analysis, the automations that stop a customer going quiet.

That split is the whole company. It exists because the two halves fail separately and nobody notices. A brand that looks expensive and has no follow-up loses people it already paid to reach. A sharp cart-recovery sequence on a store that looks cheap never gets the chance to run.

Why we can charge less

A campaign like the ones on the home page used to mean a studio day, a crew, a director, a colourist and six weeks of calendar. So it went to companies that could absorb ₹8–10 lakh, and everyone else made do with a template.

That constraint is gone. The craft is not — someone still has to know which of forty frames is the one, and why the other thirty-nine are subtly wrong. We’re designers who learned AI production, not the other way round.

What we won’t do

We won’t show you client logos, because we don’t have clients yet. Everything on this site is concept work — made unasked, for brands that never hired us — and it says so on every page. When that changes, this paragraph changes with it.

We won’t quote a price before we understand the problem, and we won’t build anything that needs us on retainer to keep working.

Who you’ll be dealing with

Aditya Narayan leads design. IIT Delhi, co-founded the design club there, has built brand systems end to end. Every frame that leaves here is one he approved.

The business side is led by his co-founder, who runs strategy, automation and everything operational. He’ll be on your call, and he’ll tell you if we’re the wrong fit.

There is no third person. No account manager, no junior handoff, no queue — which is a real limit on how many projects we take, and the reason the work stays consistent.