( Intro )
Lorikeet builds AI agents that help customer support teams handle complex requests. The website needed to explain how those agents work, where they fit, and why a team would trust them with a customer conversation. Working with Work is Play, Stōkt handled the Framer development. We brought the design into the browser with responsive layouts, product demonstrations, and interaction details that make a technical story easier to follow.
( Credits )
( tech stack )
Lorikeet combines conversations, workflows, and the tools a support team already uses. Rather than leave that depth inside paragraphs, the website gives each idea a visual counterpart: a conversation, a connected tool, or a sequence of actions. The development carries that structure from the homepage into product pages. Generous spacing and a restrained type system give the information room, while colour and motion draw attention to the parts worth understanding.
( Responsivness )
Jay’s the real deal. Not only a Framer pro, but he truly cares—bringing ideas, polish, and extra miles we didn’t even ask for. On Lorikeet, he turned loose homepage hero concepts into a live staging link in just a day, completely reshaping what we thought was possible. Creative, proactive, and lightning-fast with QA, he delivers unique animations, smart solutions, and clear comms. Funny, honest, and a joy to work with—we can’t wait for the next project.
