Beautiful and humane editorial tools
We are a creative technology startup solving problems to do with digital content production and publishing.
We are a creative technology startup solving problems to do with digital content production and publishing.
The iPad has revolutionised the market for ebooks and digital magazines, promising a better user experience for readers, as well as new revenue for publishers.
But many publishers are finding it difficult and time consuming to prepare content for mobile delivery, at least not without hiring an army of coders. We aim to fix that.
Make beautiful, interactive apps and digital magazines using Padify.
Our flagship product makes it simple to remix your content into great digital magazines and book apps for any platform. It’s low cost and low risk.
NOTION is a music and fashion magazine based in Shoreditch, that recently launched in Apple’s Newsstand with an HTML5-based edition produced using Padify.
We’re happy to be sponsoring Byte the Book at the Ivy in London, on Mon 20 May. This time round the panel will be discussing “How is Technology Influencing The Size and Shape of What We Read?” Good topic: we believe publishers and writers have barely started to scratch the surface on new forms of digital storytelling.
Our team is growing. Check out current jobs.
Michael is a product designer and publishing enthusiast who previously co-founded web agency Kitsite and indie publisher Pulp Faction, before setting up Contentment. You can find him on Twitter as @micycle.
Our CTO Artur has worked on web and mobile applications for Tesco, BT and Electrolux, before joining Contentment. His current focus is on flexible application architecture and performance.
Matt is a web developer specialising in rich, fast user interfaces for web apps. He has worked for a variety of digital media organisations, and has extensive experience developing for both desktop and handheld browser platforms.
Tracy has a wide breadth of experience in business analysis, business intelligence and project management. She previously worked at The Guardian for 13 years on projects in technology and across the company.
Andrew specialises in building web applications with open source technologies. He’s worked in a variety of industries gaining experience with social media, content management and mapping systems.
Gary has a background in developing rich user interfaces for the digital publishing industry. He relishes the challenge of building engaging experiences that translate effectively to a variety of mobile platforms.