The Quarter.
Six real assets.

The selected direction, refined. The four dimensions each get the asset that shows them best: X is the 7.55 km road, Y the terminal, Z the flare and the tower facade, T the stockpile. The tank interior is a fifth chapter. Each asset enters with a transition cut from the mark.

New

Road flight with PCI scan and defect close-ups. Tower facade with class-by-class reveal and an RGB / thermal wipe. Tour index, six-asset app window, road and facade chapters.

Previous

D2 stays live at /d2-quarter/ for comparison.

One continuous scroll mission. The camera flies from the terminal cloud into the tank, up the flare and over the stockpile, and a single 120k-particle system morphs between real assets.

Transitions

Curl lift-off and slice dive into the tank. Helix and scanline resolve with corrosion ignition on the flare. Dissolve and rain onto the yard, then the survey wipe. Finally all four gather into the live app.

Keeps

HUD telemetry, crosshair coordinates, leader callouts, spec-sheet rows.

Every asset is its own exploded stack of real layers. The terminal stack fuses, shatters and re-forms as the tank, which separates ring by ring. The flare splits into mesh, corrosion and photo layers, and the stockpile surveys stack in time.

Transitions

A different handover between each pair of assets, with spring physics and raycast hover on every real layer.

Keeps

Fuse-on-scroll, leader labels, tilt and spotlight bento (now with real imagery).

The 3D mark becomes a portal. Each quarter is a live window onto one real asset, the mint square flies you into the scenes, and the tour is cut with masks taken from the mark itself.

Transitions

Quarter-ring iris into the tank, a vertical rise up the flare, the mint-square time wipe across the stockpile, then a live app window.

Keeps

Sculpted 3D mark, X/Y/Z/T split, kinetic type, horizontal chapters.

An operations picture you fly through. A point-cloud site with a live drone flight, leader-line callouts and instrument-grade HUD telemetry. Scrolling flies the camera through Capture, Fuse, Inspect and Compare.

Mood

Defence-grade, calm, technical. Anduril / Palantir / flight instruments.

Palette

Signature

Scroll-driven camera flight on a WebGL point cloud, a cursor crosshair with coordinates, spec-sheet rows with a scanline on hover.

Fit

Matches app UI 1:1O&G / gov trustCan feel cold

The product idea, made literal. Six exploded data layers (map, ortho, contours, mesh, cloud, issues) fuse into one plane as you scroll. Time then extends them into dated slabs, and the stack becomes the real app.

Mood

Premium product storytelling at Linear / Stripe level of craft, grounded in geospatial data.

Palette

Signature

Raycast hover on 3D layers, a fuse-on-scroll moment, tilt and spotlight bento tiles with micro-animations.

Fit

Explains "fusion" instantlyBroad appealFamiliar SaaS rhythm

A light, editorial site set like a survey drawing. It has a parallax topographic contour map, huge condensed type, figure plates, a drawing-sheet title block and a crosshair cursor. Ink-line animations measure stockpiles as you scroll.

Mood

Swiss editorial, cartographic, engineered. Stands out against every dark AI site.

Palette

Signature

Multi-depth contour parallax, SVG line drawings that draw themselves, loupe-zoom screenshot plates.

Fit

Most distinctiveSpeaks to engineersApp is dark-first

A cinematic, keynote-style launch. The Quadrion mark becomes a sculpted 3D object. Its four pieces split into X, Y, Z and T, then the mint square wipes the screen to reveal the app tilting into place.

Mood

Apple-style launch: sculptural, confident, lots of negative space.

Palette

Signature

3D extruded logo with studio lighting, mint wipe transition, word-by-word scroll highlight, horizontal feature chapters.

Fit

Strong brand recallLaunch-readyLess product-first