TRINITY LABS / ABOUT US
We’re Trinity Labs: a UK team bringing hardware engineering, software and life on stage together.
We started in October 2025 with a shared purpose: to give musicians more control, flexibility and creative freedom through thoughtful hardware and intuitive design.
Meet the people behind ArtemisDifferent backgrounds. A shared love of making music.
CTO
Harry brings together mechatronics, robotics and product design, with engineering experience at Qualcomm and recognition in Solve for Tomorrow 2021. His focus is the hardware and firmware that make Artemis work, from the electronics to the feel of the finished unit.
CEO
Joel brings experience in growing early-stage businesses, marketing and company management. As a guitarist, he keeps musicians’ needs close to the decisions that shape Trinity Labs, connecting the work behind the scenes with the people who will play our products.
Head of Software
Nathan leads our software and interface development, drawing on a mathematical background from the University of Leeds. His experience as a professional musician with the Arctic Numpties brings the realities of playing live into the way Artemis looks, feels and responds.
WHY WE STARTED
A pedalboard grows with you. Every pedal brings another possibility, but also more cables, more switching and more to think about when it’s time to play.
We saw an opportunity to make that experience simpler. To bring the flexibility of modern software to the gear players already know and love, with an interface that makes sense at a glance.
That idea became Artemis: our hybrid loop switcher, bringing your real pedals, onboard effects and amp models together. Arrange your sound on the touchscreen, save your setup and get back to playing.
Meet ArtemisWHAT GUIDES US
Your pedals are part of your sound. We build tools that help them work together, bringing analogue character and digital control into the same setup.
A powerful rig should be easy to understand. Clear interfaces, direct touchscreen control and flexible routing give you room to experiment and find your own way of working.
We care about the signal path, the physical controls and the software in equal measure. Feedback from players helps guide what we refine and what we build next.
FOLLOW THE BUILD
We share the work as it happens: hardware revisions, software updates, new ideas and the details that make a difference when you play.
Our development notes come from the people doing the work. Come and see how Artemis is taking shape.
Read our development notesLET’S TALK
Questions, ideas or something you’d love Artemis to do? We’d like to hear it.