dctrl — studio for creativ technology

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dctrl™ [di:ken'troul] is a studio for creative technology that combines strategy, design and engineering to create products for the digital transformation. We work with leading advertising agencies and progressive corporate clients to develop digital solutions and experiences for internet, mobile, desktop, email, social media and IoT. Clients include: Credit Suisse, IBM, Novartis, Alpiq, Masterfoods, and Swisscom. Established 2003 in Zurich/Switzerland, we are independently owned, creatively driven and digitally focused.

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