BACKPLATE 01
Vanity Compact
A practical built-in mirror for makeup checks, framing and creators who do not need to wake a front-facing camera to see themselves.
B.LINE / MODULAR HARDWARE / IN DEVELOPMENT
A phone should adapt to the way you make, travel, listen and move — then survive the ordinary violence of being carried everywhere.
Inspect the ecosystem
01 / SWAPPABLE CHASSIS BACKPLATES
A damaged back should be a part to replace, not a whole phone to mourn. B.Line is being designed as a core you keep and an exterior you can make your own.
BACKPLATE 01
A practical built-in mirror for makeup checks, framing and creators who do not need to wake a front-facing camera to see themselves.
BACKPLATE 02
A suction mounting surface for hands-free video, a kitchen recipe, a train window, a studio wall — the moments you do not want to hold twice.
BACKPLATE 03
Smoked and translucent shells that put the construction on show: fasteners, structure and a little welcome evidence that a phone is a physical thing.
Accessory forms are concept studies. Final attachment, material and durability specifications will follow prototype testing.
02 / HEXKEY SYSTEM
HexKey is not a lanyard loop grafted onto a case. It is a spring-loaded bayonet system designed to dock securely into the hardware — click in, carry on.
The goal is a strap connection with the same certainty as the rest of the B.Line: visible engagement, positive lock and a deliberate release.

03 / AUDIOPHILE ROOTS
No dongle. No battery in your cable. No reason your best headphones should become an accessory to an accessory.
THE FIRST MACHINED UNITS