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Punchcut is a human interface design and innovation company specializing in mobile, connected products and services. They work with top companies to envision, design and realize next generation digital products and services. They specialize in connected experiences across autonomous devices, immersive spaces, augmented human, and pervasive services.
Punchcut is a human interface design and innovation company founded in 2002. The firm specializes in mobile, connected products and services, working with top global companies to envision, design, and realize next-generation digital products. Punchcut describes itself as a design accelerator, offering flexible engagement models that range from targeted innovation Spark Sessions to full-service projects and ongoing open support.
The company employs under 49 people and is headquartered in San Francisco, California. Pricing details are available upon inquiry, and the agency has built a reputation over two decades for delivering human-centered design solutions across multiple industries.
Punchcut's expertise spans four practice areas: autonomous devices, immersive spaces, augmented human, and pervasive services. The agency offers services in UI/UX design, AI development, market research, and product design, with specific capabilities in product prototyping and UX strategy. They serve clients in automotive, agriculture, corporate services, construction, health care, transportation and logistics, real estate, and sports.
Punchcut works with both small and medium businesses, and its client roster includes well-known brands such as Fitbit, Samsung, Cruise, Nissan, LG, Tomo, and Medtronic. The agency's long history and portfolio of work with major enterprises demonstrate its ability to deliver complex, connected product experiences. No Google reviews are available for the agency at this time.
Services
- UI/UX Design
- AI Development
- Market Research
- Product Design
Industries Served
Team Size
Pros
- Works with major brands like Fitbit, Samsung, and Medtronic
- Founded in 2002 with extensive experience in human interface design