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We create and share open tools and resources for designers, researchers, technologists and activists at every stage in their career. Explore this open repository of tools, reports, guides, and case studies.

In addition to sharing our work with partners through blog posts, we host a repository of resources that can be openly shared and used. Many of these resources are co-designed with community members. Reach out to us if you’d like to partner on creating open resources for the community.

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Why Defining Gender Diversity Matters to Your Brand — and the Challenges You May Face

At Superbloom, clients often are curious about audience and how to reach people beyond the usual suspect for an app or tool. Most recently, we were approached by a client who asked a vital question with real implications: How can our tool and brand better appeal to marginalized genders and identities? It's a question more organizations should be asking — especially those building tools meant to empower or protect users, such as privacy-focused software. But as simple as the question sounds, answering it—and acting on it—requires a deliberate, often uncomfortable reckoning.
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Feature Guide for High-Risk Contexts (2025)

If you’re creating technology in 2025, take a hint from the feature wish lists of activists, journalists, and human rights defenders. Here’s our 2025 guide to what you should consider including in every tech tool and why.
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Report Launch:Design for Internet Shutdowns in Taiwan. Taxi Drivers, Satellites, and Tech: The Surprising Heroes in Taiwan's Fight Against Internet Shutdowns

Superbloom is delighted to launch its report, resources, documentation and open source artworks focussing on the Design for internet shutdowns OSS technology workshops at COSCUP 2023. This report has insights into how designers practice in OSS, how Taiwanese and South East Asian citizens view critical internet shutdowns and censorship circumvention topics and a framework for running similar workshops for OSS anywhere in the world.