“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”
Arthur C. Clarke *
Enter a fascinating land shaped by secular forces
The Fairy is a digital fabrica focused on the bright side of life. We connect people to their dreams by using cutting-edge technology and by crafting experiences that approach magic.
The fairy wand
What we believe in
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Humanity produces oceans of knowledge. We shape the boats to cruise it in peace.
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We are beings of stories. And the better the story, the longer it lasts.
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We're looking for ways to help. And we daily craft our best to do so.
What we can do for you
01 - Pros
Personal consultancy
Start your journey peacefully.
Book us up to 4hrs/week as your personal consultants to build a solid POC/MVP thanks to our tech & design mentoring.
Project partnership
Fast forward without losing equity.
Book us as your tech & design partners. Through effective sprints, we help you give life to your idea(s) and set up your launchpad.
Part-time CTO
Get tailor made tech advice.
Book us as your interim CTO to help you with Cloud migration, SAAS transformation, Open Source solutions, Production IA...
02 - Schools
Hackathons
Train your students with pro cases.
We provide briefs, partners and transversal trainings in order to create the perfect canvas for you with a blend of tech, business and design.
They have already been charmed
Abracadabros
Make the most of these goblins' powers.
Benjamin Dallard
Voodoo child
Data-scientist & chief Algorithmysticist
Filipe Vilas-Boas
Magic Speller
Stories & Products Alchemist
Lucas Olejarz
Code Charmer
Space Engineer Turned Web Wizard
Thibault Choquel
Design Diableries
Visual Dreamer & Mad Designer
Now, let's make magic happen!
Get in touch* Along with Isaac Asimov and Robert A. Heinlein, Arthur C. Clarke is one of the "Big Three" writers of English-language science fiction. In some of his novels, he anticipated the Internet and general artificial intelligence (notably in 2001: A Space Odyssey, the AI HAL 9000 on-board computer, capable of understanding natural language, interpreting emotions, reasoning, learning and designing); and in an interview in 1976, he predicted for the year 2000 both the arrival of the World Wide Web and that of the mobile phone. He envisaged our current use of computers, with the Internet and above all the Web, and believed that the combined progress of telecommunications and computing would help humanity to develop a global consciousness and culture.