Crafting Sensual
Digital Works
That Enrich Life

We pursue depth over speed, deliberation over iteration.
Creating high-quality works with craftsmanship.

Our Philosophy

Our Philosophy

Craftsmanship in the Digital Age

Deep Thinking

We create lasting value rather than quick results. Thoughtful consideration and design create true innovation.

Craftsmanship

We infuse meaning into every pixel and interaction. Only high-quality works truly enrich users' lives.

Essential Value

We solve fundamental problems without following trends. We understand users' real needs and provide solutions.

Anti Agile Studio Manifesto

01

We pursue depth over speed. We create lasting value rather than quick delivery.

02

We value deliberation over iteration. We design better from the start rather than fixing repeatedly.

03

We release high-quality works to the world, not incomplete prototypes.

04

We preserve the quality of human creativity over mechanical productivity metrics.

05

We solve fundamental problems slowly but surely, without being swayed by trends.

06

We believe Craftsmanship is the most revolutionary weapon in the digital age.

07

We take slow but intentional and inevitable steps forward.

Our Works

Philosophy and craftsmanship embedded in each app

Work in Progress

First Creation

Our first work to be unveiled soon. We will present an app filled with deep consideration and delicate design.

In Development

About me

A Journey from Agile to Artisanal

Since 2010, I have been working in the startup scene as both a developer and product manager, creating various apps and services.

Over the years, I grew disillusioned with the agile approach of treating customers as testers—releasing half-finished products, gathering feedback, and then fixing or pivoting based on reactions. This felt fundamentally wrong.

Like the master craftsmen of Japan who pour their soul and dedication into every creation, I founded Anti Agile Studio to create high-quality apps that may not appeal to the masses, but will truly move and inspire people who encounter them.

— Founder, Anti Agile Studio