CyberPsyche
Experience design that empowers consumers
In an age of automation and AI-driven engagement, trust has become the ultimate differentiator. Ethical experience design reframes success from maximising attention or conversion to maximising autonomy and shared value. We help brands, teams and organisations build human-centred interactions where innovation and integrity evolve together.
Why partner with us?
We bring multidisciplinary expertise across strategy, design and ethical AI to help your organisation operationalise responsibility without slowing future ambitions.
Marketing experience design
For companies who adopt algorithmic persuasion and hyper-personalisation, ethical marketing shouldn’t be a constraint – rather, it’s a competitive advantage. Transparent and human-centred marketing strategies build trust, loyalty, and long-term value. Our approach ensures every campaign respects personal data, avoids manipulative design, and aligns with your brand’s purpose and social responsibility.
Customer experience design
Customer experience is no longer about convenience. It’s about conscious connection through CX ecosystems that are inclusive and respectful. From AI-driven service interactions to digital touchpoints, we assess and design experiences to protect autonomy, privacy and psychological safety. The result? Experiences that inspire confidence, foster inclusion and build meaningful, trusted relationships.
Product experience design
Innovation without ethics risks harming both users and corporate reputation. Our frameworks assist design and product teams to embed responsibility, explainability, and fairness into every stage of the development lifecycle. From GenAI features to data-powered apps, you will be able to align product innovation with human values and AI governance, ensuring your products not only perform but also protect.
We are a network of professional consultants with expertise in marketing, customer experience and product design. Depending on the problem statement and job-to-do, we form project teams that focus on assessing the current state and developing solutions. We also enjoy collaborating with design and creative agencies. We work remotely, using an agile approach, thereby keeping our overheads low so that we don’t pass unnecessary costs onto you. We offer a deep grounding in ethical AI, digital well-being using proven frameworks and evaluation tools.
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