ScrollMotion in the Media

“We’re a full-service development shop with serious technical and creative capabilities. We have patents as well as very specific design processes that help us work well with our clients, no matter what their data looks like. We want to make detailed, beautiful little things for what is probably the most beautiful consumer device ever created. . . .

“We’re great at marrying our clients’ core business objectives with the exciting possibilities inherent in mobile computing. . . . We focus on usability, design and fun. . . .

“Most of our partners are companies or brands that have a lot of content they’re looking to extend into mobile. Information becomes inherently more interesting when you add the Where and the When.

“That’s the main question in building iPhone apps: How do I make an experience more compelling when I put it into the physical world, when I add locality.”

—Josh Koppel, interviewed by the Apple Gazette, June 18, 2008

“Josh Koppel, who runs New York-based ScrollMotion, says he’s seen so much interest in ad-supported iPhone applications that he’s brought on extra developers. . . . ’We’ll be building out [iPhone] applications for the next two years,’ [Josh Koppel] says.”

—Olga Kharif, “Getting Set for the iPhone App Store,”
   BusinessWeek, June 9, 2008

“Koppel says: ’We need to bring this to where the music lives, which is the iPod' – and ultimately, the mobile phone. To that end, Koppel has hacked the iPod . . . to create another application, ScrollMotion. . . . It’s a flipbook for the digital age, harnessing Apple’s genius for simplicity. . . . ‘I want people to think of their devices as more than a jukebox or a phone. . . . We’re trying to make the next platform for visual storytelling.’”

—Jeff Howe, “Small Screens, Big Dreams,” Print, August 2006