[8] They used the high-quality computer graphics expertise they had gained while developing video games to create their own proprietary software[2] as well as a cost-effective pipeline for producing CGI animation and motion capture technology.

[3] In 2009, Daniil and David signed a contract with Channel One Russia to create the animated cartoon series Mult Lichnosti, which aired from November 15 2009 to February 24, 2013.

[9] The brothers were involved in business development and innovation, Maria specialized in legal support and content management, while Anna, alongside her partner Dmitry Azadov (author of the Russian 3D animated series Dyatlows), oversaw production.

[11] In 2015, the brothers moved to the US and founded the startup Frank.Money, which provides a widget for visualizing expenses and income for both non-profit organizations and companies.

[2] The widget helps donors and members of the global community see in real time how the project founder is spending the funds raised.

[12] The Hack Club won the $1 million grant in 2019, accepting the terms of full transparency regarding subsequent expenses and income.