ACCKIN
ACCKIN – An accounting firm in thirty seconds
ACCKIN is a 100% virtual chartered accounting firm. We made a thirty-second advertising film: an illustrated app journey on phone and computer, the company-formation offer, then the brand.
Manohy
Manohy – A brand guide that ties the land to export
Manohy exports produce grown in Madagascar. We proposed its logo and, once it was approved, wrote the guidelines that govern its use, from the name all the way to the export sack: 36 pages, approved by the client.
Takamoa
Takamoa – Our agency in fifteen seconds
In-house project. Fifteen seconds to introduce the agency: our promise to light up your values, our disciplines, then the monogram building itself and the brand. A reel designed the way we design our clients'.
Takamoa Marketing
Takamoa Marketing – An app in thirty-two seconds
In-house project. The film of Takamoa Marketing, the app we built to run social media: one problem, one platform, six modules in thirty-two seconds, with the app's interface rebuilt for the film and fictional demo data.
Cité des Cultures
Cité des Cultures – An identity that holds from one show to the next
A cultural centre whose programme changes every month needed one thing that doesn't. We built its identity — a logo, a four-colour palette and a motion sequence — so the place stays recognisable from one exhibition to the next.
Hamac
Hamac – Selling outdoor advertising to people who live online
An advertising broker whose inventory sits in places rather than on billboards. We built the site that collects already-qualified quote requests — then, month after month, the content that argues for outdoor advertising where the advertisers actually are: online.
Immo Stand
Immo Stand – Reassuring before the first viewing
Choosing a furnished rental requires trust, often before a single viewing. We built a simple, structured identity, led by blue, so the agency's professionalism is visible from the first interaction.
Jeune Patronat de Madagascar
Jeune Patronat de Madagascar – Making a first edition feel like a fixture
The Jeune Patronat de Madagascar was launching its first major entrepreneurs' gathering. In three months Takamoa built the whole thing — identity, content, video, landing page, campaigns — and handed the stage to a host created with artificial intelligence.
Madagascar Airlines
Madagascar Airlines – Getting the Early Bird fare off the ground on domestic flights
An advance-booking fare only works if travellers hear about it in time. We ran the Meta and Google Ads campaign for Early Bird on domestic routes, continuously optimising it to drive online bookings.
Sashinah
Sashinah – Setting the elegance of a wellness brand
Sashinah sells matcha, collagen and superfoods with a deliberately restrained voice. Takamoa built its identity, from the monogram to the guidelines, so that the brand's restraint is visible before it is even read.
ECE
ECE – Putting a face on forty years of building
ECE has been building in Madagascar for forty years. Takamoa runs its editorial presence: LinkedIn carousels, brand visuals and a publishing schedule, on a twelve-month engagement.
Jeune Patronat de Madagascar
Jeune Patronat de Madagascar – Recruiting at the forum without flying to Paris
The Diaspora job forum brought Malagasy companies and diaspora talent together in Paris for a job-dating event. We built the platform that stretches those two days into five months, and opens them to the companies that could not make the trip.
INDRI
INDRI – A trilingual site for an expertise centre
INDRI works towards green, inclusive growth in Madagascar. Takamoa delivered its site in three languages, Malagasy included, with the reading experience rebuilt for mobile and a publishing space of its own.
Tinkera
Tinkera – An identity for electronics taught in Malagasy
Learning electronics should depend neither on the language you speak nor on the budget you have. We gave Tinkera the identity of that conviction: a logo worked for every medium, a palette, typographic rules, and then the animation that sets it in motion.
ASA
ASA – A digital campaign for an international school
The American School of Antananarivo (ASA), known for an educational offer aligned with International Baccalaureate standards, asked Takamoa to build a full-scale digital campaign.
Rapide App
Rapide App – The digital launch of a ride-hailing app in Antananarivo
A ride-hailing app does not have an awareness problem at launch, it has a first-gesture problem: nobody downloads one “just to see”. We ran the digital strategy, the social presence, the content production and the Meta Ads campaign that started the first few thousand users.
Allamanda Hôtel
Allamanda Hôtel – The website of a charming hotel in Diego Suarez
The Allamanda Hôtel overlooks the bay of Diego Suarez. Takamoa designed and built its website: rooms, restaurant, online booking and a real introduction to the destination.
CEPD
CEPD – A sister brand that never leaves home
Launching a sister brand raises a simple question that is usually answered badly: how far can it move away without ceasing to belong to the parent? We drew the CRS logo for CEPD, then extended it across every one of its materials.
Héloka
Héloka – One brochure for two opposite audiences
A marketplace has to convince two audiences with nothing in common: the one renting and the one owning. We gave each of them a page, inside the same brochure.
Opus
Opus – Modernising a deck without rebuilding it
Rebuilding a company deck achieves nothing if the next one starts from a blank slide again. We modernised Opus's fourteen pages and delivered the master slides that make the following ones possible.
Siaflore
Siaflore – A brand held all the way to the packaging
A wellness brand sold online is judged on a three-centimetre thumbnail. We built the Siaflore identity all the way down the chain — wordmark, guidelines, materials, and the packaging of the flagship products with its Amazon mockups.
Moon Trade
Moon Trade – Four pages that carry the argument
Most brochures fail because they are designed before anyone knows what they have to say. For Moon Trade, we wrote the argument and designed the layout together, across four pages.
MP Madagascar
MP Madagascar – A logo, and what it takes to use it
A logo delivered on its own changes nothing: it stays in a folder because nobody knows what to do with it. We delivered MP Madagascar's together with the visuals that put it into circulation.
Net à Sec
Net à Sec – Winning back a lost audience with retargeting
When Net à Sec migrated to a new page, a technical problem cost it its existing audience, leaving it unable to reach the loyal customers its business runs on.
Seraiko
Seraiko – Launching the first second-hand marketplace in Madagascar
Arriving on the market, Seraiko.mg set itself an ambitious goal: to become the reference for second-hand e-commerce in Madagascar. But making that stick quickly took more than simply being there.
CCIA
CCIA – Getting more from every euro spent on ads
The CCIA wanted to grow its visibility and get more out of its Facebook campaigns, so that every euro spent reached the people it was meant for.
Studio Sifaka
Studio Sifaka – Holding the attention of a young audience
Studio Sifaka wanted to widen its audience and strengthen its bond with young people on Facebook. The objective was clear: an active, responsive, involved community.
Cancham
Cancham – Five resource centres in a single site
A chamber of commerce sells nothing: it grants access. We rebuilt Cancham's site around its five resource centres — dashboard, catalogue, digital library, comparative data and commissioned studies — in a multilingual interface the team administers itself.
Decobaie
Decobaie – An audit before the mockup
Rebuilding a site without auditing it first means redrawing its faults in nicer colours. We started by measuring where Decobaie's visitors were getting lost, and only then designed, built and optimised.
Espoir et Vie
Espoir et Vie – A church you find before you know it
A church is searched for by people who do not know its name but do know where they live. We rebuilt the Espoir et Vie site to answer that search, and to give the service time without making anyone hunt for it.
Ny Sary
Ny Sary – An advert that fits into three gestures
A printing and framing service cannot be demonstrated, only told. We wrote and animated an advert that follows a traveller across Madagascar and brings the gesture back to the only place that matters: a living-room wall.
SISSEIL TV
SISSEIL TV – Launching a channel on an energy rather than a schedule
A channel launching itself has two ways to introduce itself: recite its schedule, or let people feel its temperament. We chose the second, and handed the SISSEIL TV launch to a character who dances from one programme to the next.
Ormel
Ormel – The platform that trains, audits and recruits in QHSE
Three trades in a single platform: training, auditing and recruiting in quality, safety and environment. We designed the interface, developed the site with its member area and its certified course catalogue, then animated the mascot that gives it a face.
Pardalis
Pardalis – IT recruitment without the inbox
An IT recruitment firm loses its best candidates inside its own inbox. We built the platform that receives applications, sorts them, tracks them, and answers the recurring questions without taking anyone off their work.
Takamoa
Takamoa – The animated signature of our own brand
An agency that sells logo animation is judged first on its own. We turned the Takamoa brand into a fluid signature, short enough and quiet enough to close a video without ever stealing the scene from what came before it.
Jolis Moineaux
Jolis Moineaux – Learning to fly
A school is chosen on a promise no figure can carry. We handed the Jolis Moineaux promise to a bird learning to fly — the truest image of what a teacher does, and the only one parents recognise without explanation.
STELLARIX
STELLARIX – Making the cloud understandable before selling it
A virtual private server cannot be sold to someone who does not know what one is. We produced the video that turns a piece of infrastructure into something an executive can picture, and then decide on, for STELLARIX.
Ti'Bouffe
Ti'Bouffe – Explaining an order in three steps
An office lunch service is not turned down for lack of appetite, but out of doubt about how it works. We produced the motion design video that lays out the three steps of an order, and removes that doubt before it turns into an excuse.
Transparency International
Transparency International – Thirty seconds against a trafficking ring
Trafficking in protected species is a long, technical, unpleasant subject. We had thirty seconds to make it clear without making it harmless — and two scripts rather than one, to come at it from two angles.
Meanz
Meanz – A training centre that fits on a screen
A training provider spends more time proving it has trained people than training them. We built the platform that tracks learners and trainers, files the paperwork, moves attendance sheets to electronic signature and hosts the e-learning modules.
Anjaranay
Anjaranay – Giving in a handful of clicks
A charity rarely loses donors on conviction; it loses them on the procedure. We built the site that tells the Anjaranay story and puts online giving within a handful of clicks, secure payment included.
Entasis 3D
Entasis 3D – Saying what a company does at a glance
When the product is visual, the site has to disappear. We gave Entasis 3D a deliberately stripped-back showcase, where nothing competes with the modelling work it came to show.
Office du Tourisme Sainte-Marie
Office du Tourisme Sainte-Marie – Desire first, information second
A traveller chooses a destination on an image and organises the trip on practical information — never the other way round. We designed the Sainte-Marie tourist board site to hold both moments, in that order.
Aera Energy
Aera Energy – A brand cut to the size of a trade show
An energy company sells itself at trade shows, not on a feed. We extended the Aera Energy identity onto the formats of that ground — feather flag, roll-up, business card — where you are judged first at five metres and then at fifty centimetres.
Misaina
Misaina – One logo per division, without losing the brand
A group with several trades has two bad options: a single brand nobody recognises themselves in, or a brand per division in which the group disappears. We built the guidelines that avoid both.
Yannis Gautier
Yannis Gautier – A site that carries a voice
When it is a person going online rather than a company, the site has to sound like their voice. We built Yannis Gautier's around his own story, with premium areas and paid appointment booking.
Homestore
Homestore – Seeing the price of every variant
In home equipment, one product exists in six versions that do not cost the same. We built the store where you see the variant and its price without opening six pages.
Dépil Tech
Dépil Tech – A shop reserved for the network
A franchise network orders its materials by e-mail, and head office re-keys everything. We built the private platform where each member orders their print and their internal products, at the rate that applies to them.
Cacao Link
Cacao Link – Ordering cocoa from the other side of the world
A bean buyer commits real money to a product they can neither see nor smell. We built the site that shows every lot, publishes its real prices, and brings the order down to a few clicks instead of a negotiation by e-mail.
La Varangue
La Varangue – Booking without going through a middleman
A hotel that does not take its own bookings pays somebody else to take them. We modernised the La Varangue site, built in direct booking, and delivered the mobile app that carries on through the stay.
Étapes Print
Étapes Print – Customise, and watch the price move
In custom printing the quote always arrives too late: you choose first, then you discover the price. We built the store where every option recalculates the total live, so nothing is waiting for the customer at the end.