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The first three seconds decide everything. With Perigee you can give an interface a sense of pace and put it in front of people the same afternoon.
Interface motion
Perigee makes it simple to build animated interfaces that feel considered, not decorative. It works the way your design tools already do, so nothing here is a detour.
A short course on timing, easing and restraint for interface work.
Watch →The first three seconds decide everything. With Perigee you can give an interface a sense of pace and put it in front of people the same afternoon.
Start from a motion preset, get a convincing draft in a handful of clicks, then tune the curves. Work that used to run three days now lands before lunch.
Motion tools used to be forbidding. With artboards, real keyboard shortcuts and one honest timeline, Perigee behaves like the editor already open on your desk.
Drop a layered file onto the canvas and every frame, group and text layer arrives intact — named, editable, and ready to be given a curve.
Scrub to any moment, nudge a single keyframe by one frame, and copy an easing curve across nine layers at once. Nothing is hidden behind a slider.
Perigee runs in the browser, so a teammate on a five-year-old laptop opens the same file, leaves a note on frame 41, and you both watch it update.