Kokomodo tackles cocoa’s most urgent realities (climate volatility, deforestation and unethical labor) by growing real cocoa from plant cells in bioreactors. Born in Israel’s FoodTech scene, the startup matches rainforest flavor without rainforest cost. When Creative Director Liri Argov set the early identity, the team asked Butcher.studio to turn that vision into a single-scroll website story that could move an investor from curiosity to conviction before the footer. The site was built for Kokomodo’s exit from stealth, when the startup announced its pre-seed round backed by The Kitchen FoodTech Hub and the Israel Innovation Authority.
We distilled the promise into three words, “Climate-proof cacao,” and built a linear, pitch-style site. The hero, Cultivating Cocoa’s Future, sets the focus. Four sections follow, Problem, Technology, Team and Impact, leading the reader from context to solution. Selection, cultivation, production and processing became four icons drawn from pre-Columbian glyphs. Chocolate-weight grotesk type, warm mineral panels and macro imagery convey the product feel before any copy.
A complex cell-culture process becomes clear in a single scroll, no jargon required. The close brings proof: partner logos The Kitchen FoodTech Hub and Pluri, plus press from AgFunderNews and FoodNavigator. Together, the site, micro-identity and pitch templates work as an investor kit and drive a single clear CTA: Contact us.
