Brand direction.
The Double Take name, logo, palette and initial product concept visuals.
Current stage and next steps
A clear view
of the work ahead.
Double Take is at an early product development stage. The brand foundation exists. Physical product work remains ahead.
Customer interest path.
A live waitlist for product updates and feedback. It is separate from investor enquiries.
The physical product.
A prototype, verified specifications, testing and manufacturing assessment.
Proposed development sequence
Make the next
step tangible.
A staged approach can build the evidence needed for decisions about product design and commercialization.
This is a development direction. It is not a committed production schedule or shipping promise.
- 01
Define the prototype.
Translate the intended compartments and drinking openings into a physical development brief.
- 02
Build and evaluate.
Assess usability, separation, construction and performance through a physical prototype.
- 03
Assess production.
Explore manufacturing feasibility, materials and supplier options with an appropriate partner.
- 04
Plan a supported launch.
Use confirmed product details and customer feedback to shape a launch plan.
Topics for a backing conversation.
- The founder’s vision and intended customer routine.
- The scope of prototype and product validation work.
- Relevant development, manufacturing or commercial experience.
- Potential support for an agreed next stage.
Specific scope, responsibilities and any commercial terms would need to be discussed directly.
A conversation about the next stage
Help shape what comes next.
Explore financial backing, strategic support or product development collaboration.