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Engage Massive

Brand and experience design agency building brands and websites for ambitious organisations

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About Engage Massive

Engage Massive is a brand and experience design agency. Its work covers brand refreshes, websites and digital experiences for organisations in health research, education, safety services, retail and policy. Its current website appears under the name Takt and lists offices in Vancouver, Toronto and New York.

What Engage Massive offers

  • Brand strategy and identity — defining direction, story and visual identity.
  • Website design and development — new sites and refreshes for organisations.
  • Ecommerce brand launches — direct-to-consumer brands built from the ground up.
  • UX and product validation — testing and refining digital products.
  • Guides and articles — written help on buyer personas, modular UI design, renaming, trademarking and rebranding.

Who it works with

Project examples include a health research institute, a university, a rescue and safety supplier, a virtual healthcare provider, a law-reform think-tank, a cannabis brand and a Canadian shoe retailer.

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.

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