Watches · concept site
MY WATCH
The watch comes apart layer by layer as you scroll, until you're looking at the movement inside.
Scroll animation websites for product brands
Scroll down and the product opens up in front of you. I design and build cinematic scroll websites for brands with something worth showing: every scroll reveals the next detail, like a launch film your customer plays with their thumb.
That's the whole idea. And it's why people keep scrolling.
The problem
A scroll website turns the page itself into the advert. The lid lifts, the parts separate, the light catches the label, all in time with your customer's thumb. They're not watching your product. They're exploring it.
From the studio
Each screen is a real recording of the site. Scroll the page and it plays, or drag the bar beside it to scroll inside the site yourself.
Watches · concept site
The watch comes apart layer by layer as you scroll, until you're looking at the movement inside.
Headphones · concept site
The earcup separates into its layers, then every part clicks back into place.
Soft drinks · concept site
The can cracks open, you dive into the fruit, and at the end a beam of light reads out the ingredients.
All three are studio concept sites for imaginary brands.
How it works
Photos, a link, or just the idea. No product footage needed.
Scene by scene, on paper, so you can see the film before it exists.
Visuals made with AI from your product, then the site, frame by frame.
A preview link at every stage and two rounds of revisions before launch.
What I build
01
A single scroll-driven opening film with a short page underneath. Made for a launch, a hero product or a first step.
02
The whole story, told in chapters. The kind of page people send to a friend.
03
The full scroll film, plus the pages, shop or back-office system behind it. Scoped together, in writing.
Every build includes
Get a quote
I'm Liah, founder of KAMAI. I read every enquiry myself and reply in writing, by email or WhatsApp, whichever suits you.
FAQ
A website where scrolling drives the story. Instead of a static page, the product moves, opens or transforms in time with the scroll, a bit like a tech launch page. Your visitor sets the pace, so they actually watch.
Yes. The phone version is planned from the start, not squeezed in at the end, and every build is tested at real phone sizes before it goes live.
Not when it's built properly. The film is made of lightweight frames that load in the order they're needed, the words on the page are real text that Google can read, and every page gets proper titles, descriptions and structured data.
No. Good product photos are enough, and if you're starting from scratch those can be created too. The film and imagery are made with AI from what you have, and you approve every scene.
Yes. The scroll site can live on its own domain or subdomain and send people straight to your product pages and checkout.
Yes. Everything runs in writing: a short brief, a written quote, a storyboard you can comment on and a preview link at every stage. I'm based in Israel, two hours ahead of London, so our working days overlap.
You do. The domain and the accounts are registered in your name from day one.
It depends on the number of scenes and on what you already have. Tell me about the product in the form above and you'll get a clear written quote, with a timeline.