Supercharge Loader

Unify, a sales platform, had rebuilt its product around an AI assistant. The assistant's thinking state was a "laser-y thing" that didn't feel like Unify, while the website already had a signature move, the supercharge effect. This prototype brings almost exactly that effect into the product, where people wait on the agent every day.

• Background, not a show. While the agent thinks, a subtle gradient sweeps behind it. "You don't really have to pay attention to it, but you know something's happening."
• Tuned live. A control panel exposes blur, colour, opacity, blend modes and sweep speed, so the team can find the right amount together.
• Speed that means something. A slower sweep for normal work, a faster one when the agent is "extremely thinking."
• Dark mode. Harder to pull off on a dark background, so it gets its own blend settings, with the same treatment planned for the website's dark mode.