Emogg set out with a simple but ambitious mission: turn hardware inputs into emotions. For gamers and streamers, that meant building new ways to connect with audiences where every reaction, every spike of excitement, could be shared in real time.

As the only designer on a team of twelve, I was responsible for shaping both the brand and the product. From visual identity and social assets to mobile and desktop interfaces, the goal was to create a design system that was both scalable and flexible. Strong enough to support growth, but open enough to allow creativity.

The technology reads audience emotions live through cameras, with the ability to scale to hundreds of users at once. It’s been tested in Esports and streaming events like Valorant tournaments at Team Heretics Hub in Madrid, where emotional analytics help boost engagement and ROI.

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Beyond gaming, Emogg extends into hybrid formats too, integrating with Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet to bring real-time emotional insight into global broadcasts. At its core, Emogg makes digital experiences more human: turning emotion into a shared language between creators and audiences.