Kokonut Studio

Kokonut Studio is a Mexico City-based digital studio founded in 2009 with 25 people on staff. The firm has worked with over 100 clients across mobile applications, web platforms, and games. Beyond the boilerplate about "solving technological challenges," the company's portfolio shows real work: fintech apps for Coppel (Mexico's largest retailer), location-based safety apps, HR collaboration platforms, and mobile games featuring Mexican IP.

Services and capabilities

Kokonut builds mobile applications for iOS and Android, web platforms, and games. Their client work spans fintech (payment apps, loyalty programs, financial education tools for families), HR and workplace software (employee benefits platforms, internal communication tools), safety and location services, and entertainment (mobile games for both consumer and licensed IP). The studio has shipped products with real complexity: Accretio integrates three user types (insured, insurers, administrators) behind a single login; Meidei includes real-time location tracking, panic buttons, and 24/7 monitoring; ColaborApp lets employees manage payroll, benefits, and HR requests across platforms.

They also develop games, some location-aware (Sky Hero uses GPS to alter gameplay). Recent titles include a kart racer featuring El Chavo characters, Kuijez (a creature-collection game for children), and Simi Aventuras (an endless runner). For enterprise, they built Steelcase StoryPath, a platform using beacon technology to enable sales and customer experiences in physical workspaces.

Notable work

Coppel work includes ColaborApp (a benefits and payroll management app for employees), Coppel Max (a loyalty program where members earn rewards on purchases and timely credit payments), and related fintech products. Other named clients: Meidei (the safety app), HDI Weeteem (an internal communication platform for the insurance company), KIA Mexico (the My KIA app for vehicle management and roadside services), Steelcase (workspace design), Ibero University (Impulsa Ibero, a crowdfunding platform for student projects), and Miingo (a family fintech tool).

The studio has also shipped consumer games: El Chavo Kart (racing game), Kuijez, Simi Aventuras, Sky Hero, and Lopii (a cognitive training app for children with 12 mini-games). They've built websites for non-profits (Mexiro, a civil society organization).

How they work

The source does not specify engagement models, team structure for projects, communication cadence, or pricing. You would need to contact them directly to understand whether they work on fixed-price projects, dedicated teams, or time-and-materials arrangements.

Team and credentials

Kokonut has 25 people. The source does not name founders or include certifications (ISO, SOC 2, etc.), partner status with major cloud providers, or third-party ratings on Clutch or G2. The company is registered as Kokonut Studio S. de R.L. de C.V. in Mexico.