Dreamr

Dreamr®
Type Privately owned
Founded Manchester, UK (2014)
Headquarters 83 Bridge Street, Manchester, M3 2RF, UK
Area served Worldwide
Key people Mylo Kaye, Co-Founder / Head of Digital
Jack Mason, Co-Founder / Head of Business
Industry Mobile application development, Mobile Technology
Products Dreamr Review, Dreamr Trademark [1]
Services App Development, App Design, Website Development, Website Design
Employees 16+[2]
Slogan(s) Ideas Start with a Dream®
Website http://www.dreamr.uk
Launched 2014
Current status Active

Dreamr is a digital development and design agency in Manchester. They specialise in app development, design and branding. Dreamr has produced apps for UK companies and organisations such as Pink News, Sole Exchange and Match Me Happy. In 2015, they recently became recognised as Manchester's first Living Wage agency.[3][4][5] At the start of 2016, Dreamr had 15 staff,[6] including two recent hires from the now defunct, Bright Future.[7]

History

Founded by Mylo Kaye[8] and Jack Mason in 2014. Both attended Manchester Metropolitan University. Mylo Kaye, originally from Wallasey, Wirral started Dreamr with longtime friend and now business partner, Jack Mason from Leeds.

Clients

Charitable Work

Dreamr helped raise £70,000 for charity through their partnership with Manchester Arndale and The Mustard Tree. Working with Boohoo.com[10] and other companies Dreamr, contributed towards the total donation from other large retailers such as Jacamo, Jack&Jones, SimplyBe.

Awards

Best App - Shortlisted for their work with Sole Exchange[11]

Most Innovative use of Technology - Shortlisted with Athletec [12]

Creative, Media, Digital Technology Skills for Business Award - Shortlisted [13]

Entrepreneur Award, Mylo Kaye - Shortlisted [14]

Learning & Skills Champion, Lynne Makinson-Walsh - Shortlisted [15]

Trade Association

Manchester Digital [16]

RAR - Recommended Agency Register [17]


References

  1. ↑ Mylo Kaye. "Dreamr Review". Dreamr.
  2. ↑ Bdaily. "Design Agency Dreamr Doubles Workforce". Bdaily.
  3. ↑ Nick Jaspan. "Living Wage - Dreamr Becomes first Manchester Agency to Celebrate Commitment". Prolific North.
  4. ↑ Jamie Hardesty. "Dreamr celebrates joining The Living Wage Foundation". Bdaily.
  5. ↑ Jamie Hardesty. "Dreamr Accredited as a Living Wage Employer". Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
  6. ↑ Bdaily. "Design Agency Dreamr Doubles Workforce". Bdaily.
  7. ↑ Charlotte Dobson. "MediaCity software firm Bright Future goes into liquidation after laying off hundreds of staff". Manchester Evening News.
  8. ↑ Mylo Kaye. "Mylo Kaye Personal Website".
  9. ↑ Stephen Chapman. "Dreamr creates PinkNews app". Prolific North.
  10. ↑ Emily Heward. "Hollyoaks stars flog their togs to The Empty Shop". Manchester Evening News.
  11. ↑ Nick Jaspan. "The Northern Digital Awards 2016: The shortlist announced". Prolific North.
  12. ↑ Lucy Roue. "Dreamr & Corner Award Shortlist - Big Chip Awards". Manchester Evening News.
  13. ↑ "Dreamr Award Shortlist - Skills for Business Award". Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
  14. ↑ "Entrepreneur Award Shortlist - Skills for Business Award". Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
  15. ↑ "Learning & Skills Champion Shortlist - Skills for Business Award". Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
  16. ↑ MCR. "Dreamr - Manchester Digital". Manchester Digital.
  17. ↑ RAR. "Dreamr - RAR". Recommended Agency Register.


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