Our story
Work Moves. Your Setup Should, Too.
INVZI makes power, connections and screen space easier to take with you. From our early charging and docking products to today’s MagHub portable displays, the aim is a capable workspace with less to manage.
Where it started
The person & the starting point
Where it started
INVZI is the brand of Invisible Technology Innovations. Our founder, Dr. Tony Jiang, worked at Jawbone in the United States before starting the company.
The problem we focus on is practical: moving between desks still means finding power, connecting accessories and making room to work. Our early ADG 100W 9-in-1 Power Hub brought charging and connectivity into one product, now part of INVZI’s GaNHub range.
That focus carries into MagHub: first through a MacBook dock with a pop-up SSD enclosure and a tablet docking stand, and today through portable displays that add room for the work itself.
A few defining products
Our journey
From power and connections to a more capable portable workspace.
Early direction
Power and connection in one place
ADG 100W 9-in-1 Power Hub
Charging and docking functions came together in one compact hub. INVZI now lists the product within its GaNHub range.
2021 · Kickstarter debut
A dock made for MacBook
MagHub Pop-Up SSD USB-C Docking Station
The original MagHub paired USB-C connections with a pop-up SSD enclosure in a MacBook docking station.
2023 · Kickstarter debut
Connections meet the tablet stand
MagHub 3
An adjustable tablet stand and USB-C dock brought the device and its connections into one place.
2026 · Kickstarter debut
More room for the work
MagHub Quad Max 18.5
Portable multi-screen displays extended the range from power and connections to the space on your desk.
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Years mark Kickstarter campaign debuts. Product views come from INVZI’s image library; they are not dated launch photographs.
Our design philosophy
Technology should feel almost invisible.
Power → Connect → Expand
Power the devices you rely on. Connect the tools you need. Expand the space for your work. These directions share one purpose: a workspace that is easier to set up and keep organized.
Whether you are checking a reference beside a document or keeping calls alongside your work, the setup should serve the task. Our five design principles keep that purpose in view.
Simplicity
Remove steps. Reduce clutter. Make starting easier.
Portability
Work moves. Tools should move with it.
Practical design
Every feature earns its place in a real workflow.
Focus
Help people focus on the work, rather than the setup.
Flexibility
Let the workspace adapt to the person.