Veld is a team communication app designed to make workplace messaging feel fast, focused, and effortless.

Instead of trying to become another overloaded Slack alternative, Veld strips communication back to what teams actually use every day: direct conversations, clear channels, quick context, and a clean workspace that does not fight for attention.

The goal was to bring the speed and simplicity of Telegram into a professional team environment, while keeping the structure teams need on Windows and macOS. Less noise, fewer unused features, and a more intuitive way to stay aligned.

ChartChat is a mobile health app that turns medical test results into clear, understandable insights in minutes.

Instead of waiting days for an appointment just to understand what a report might mean, users can upload their results, get an AI-powered breakdown, and quickly see the key values, possible concerns, and questions worth discussing with a specialist.

The goal was to design a calm, trustworthy, and approachable experience for a stressful moment: helping people move from confusion to clarity without making the product feel cold, clinical, or overwhelming.

Forge is an AI-powered training platform designed to help sales teams improve through structured learning and realistic practice.

The product combines two core modes: learning modules for building sales knowledge, and AI customer simulations for practicing conversations, handling objections, and improving performance in real scenarios.

The goal was to create a training experience that feels less like a traditional LMS and more like an active sales gym — where teams can learn, practice, get scored, and track progress inside one focused workspace.

Aradena is a medieval fantasy Web3 gaming project built around strategy, warriors, NFTs, and a play-to-earn battle economy.

The product needed a world that felt bigger than a standard landing page — closer to a game universe. I designed a cinematic website experience with medieval UI elements, dramatic character-focused sections, wallet connection flows, NFT mint pages, lore pages, and mobile-responsive screens.

The goal was to turn a blockchain game concept into a premium fantasy brand: immersive, collectible, and instantly recognizable, while still keeping the core actions clear — choose your warrior, enter the battleground, and join the kingdom.

Takoon is a premium e-commerce experience for a watersport brand focused on wing foil, kiteboarding, boards, and performance-driven outdoor equipment.

The project was designed around strong lifestyle imagery, clean product storytelling, and a minimal shopping flow that lets the equipment feel technical, aspirational, and easy to explore. From collection pages to product detail screens, the interface balances high-energy sports visuals with a calm, premium retail experience.

The goal was to create a digital storefront that feels as open and dynamic as the sport itself — combining adventure, freedom, product clarity, and a refined brand atmosphere.

In 2018, while working at Atölye15, I contributed to the Xbox marketing website project for Microsoft.

The work focused on shaping a visual-first web experience for the Xbox One ecosystem — including games, consoles, memberships, accessories, and campaign pages.

The goal was to combine Microsoft’s clean digital language with the excitement of gaming, creating a marketing website that felt bold, structured, and easy to explore.

Reblocks is a fractional real estate platform that makes it possible for multiple people to co-own a property together.

The product lets users browse properties, review valuations, compare bids, explore map-based listings, and securely access the platform through BankID. Instead of treating home ownership as a single-buyer process, Reblocks creates a more flexible model where ownership can be shared, traded, and managed digitally.

The goal was to design a real estate experience that feels modern, trustworthy, and easy to understand — combining marketplace discovery, property data, secure identity flows, and a bold visual system around shared ownership.

Ripple is an AI-powered emotional insight app that analyzes communication patterns and turns them into simple mood signals.

The product helps users understand the emotional tone behind their messages, social interactions, and behavioral changes through daily mood states like relaxed, very happy, or aggressive. Instead of showing raw data, Ripple translates emotional activity into a visual, easy-to-read experience with mood history, positivity scores, and interaction-based insights.

The goal was to design a mobile interface that feels mysterious, personal, and alive — using expressive energy visuals, dark UI, and emotion-driven states to make mental and social patterns feel instantly understandable.

RaidoHub is an airport operations intelligence platform designed to help teams monitor terminal activity, passenger flow, baggage volume, customs, and operational pain points in one real-time workspace.

The product brings complex airport data into a clear command-center interface, allowing operators to compare terminals, detect alerts, track thresholds, and refresh forecasts quickly. Instead of reading scattered reports, teams can understand what is happening across the airport at a glance.

The goal was to design a dense but highly readable dashboard system — combining operational seriousness with a sharp visual language, clear data cards, status labels, and fast decision-making flows.

MinistryGPT is an AI-powered learning platform that turns books into interactive educational companions.

The product lets users browse books, access dedicated AI chats, ask questions, summarize key concepts, generate learning activities, and understand the material faster through guided conversations. Instead of reading passively, users can interact with each book as if they had a personal tutor beside them.

The goal was to design a warm, editorial, and calm learning experience — combining the feeling of a premium digital bookstore with the utility of an AI study assistant.

Seedify.fund is a Web3 launchpad and ecosystem platform focused on blockchain gaming, NFTs, token launches, staking, and community-driven project access.

The project included interface work across launchpad flows, wallet-connected dashboards, staking and farming areas, NFT claim experiences, user profiles, project detail pages, and calendar-based launch discovery. The design needed to support a highly active crypto audience while keeping complex mechanics like tiers, wallets, KYC status, staking rewards, and sale progress easy to understand.

The goal was to create a dark, futuristic, game-native Web3 experience — combining dashboard clarity with a strong sci-fi visual language that felt aligned with Seedify’s gaming and NFT ecosystem.

ReviewGuru is an AI-powered review management platform designed for hotels and hospitality groups.

The product helps hotel teams collect reviews from multiple booking platforms, analyze guest feedback, detect recurring issues, and generate thoughtful AI-assisted responses from one centralized dashboard. Instead of manually checking Booking.com, Expedia, Google, and other channels one by one, teams can manage reputation, guest satisfaction, and response quality in a single workspace.

The goal was to design a calm and premium hospitality tool that makes review management feel less operational and more strategic — helping hotel chains understand what guests are saying, respond faster, and improve the guest experience across every property.

Slimvoice is a lightweight invoicing app designed to make creating and sending invoices feel simple, fast, and effortless.

The product focuses on removing the usual friction around invoice tools — no heavy dashboards, no complicated setup, no accounting clutter. Just a clean experience where freelancers and small teams can create invoices, manage basic billing, and stay organized without feeling overwhelmed.

The goal was to design a soft, friendly, and minimal landing experience that makes finance feel lighter — turning a normally boring workflow into something approachable and almost weightless.

Covenant is a church management and back-office platform designed to help churches manage finances, donations, invoices, reminders, and support operations in one organized workspace.

The product brings together financial tracking, deposit management, paid bills, reports, reminders, and internal support flows so church teams can spend less time on admin work and more time serving their community. Instead of relying on scattered spreadsheets, messages, and manual reporting, Covenant gives leaders a clearer view of their church’s operational and financial health.

The goal was to design a calm, trustworthy, and modern system for an environment that usually feels outdated — combining soft church-inspired visuals with a clean dashboard experience built for clarity and daily use.

Agar is a Framer template designed for SaaS, AI, finance, and productivity products that need a bold landing page without starting from scratch.

The template includes a complete marketing website structure: hero section, feature blocks, product visuals, pricing cards, FAQ, footer, and conversion-focused CTA areas. I designed it with a high-contrast visual system, bright accent colors, clean SaaS layouts, and reusable sections that can be adapted quickly for different digital products.

The goal was to create a ready-to-use Framer template that feels more custom than generic — giving founders and small teams a polished, modern website foundation they can launch and customize fast.

Papertrail is an AI-powered document management platform designed for accounting, finance, and client-service teams.

The product helps teams collect documents from clients, track missing files, automate follow-ups, manage requests, and understand what needs attention from a single dashboard. Instead of chasing clients manually through emails and scattered messages, Papertrail keeps the entire document flow organized, visible, and easy to act on.

The goal was to design a clean, intelligent workspace that feels lighter than traditional back-office software while still giving teams the structure they need to manage deadlines, clients, documents, and automated workflows.

Offerin is a real estate offer management platform built to help agents collect, compare, and respond to property offers without messy email threads or scattered documents.

I redesigned the product experience and marketing website around one clear promise: making the entire offer process faster, more organized, and easier to understand. The flow covers listing creation, buyer offer submission, received offers, counter offers, commission setup, offer comparison, automated updates, and pricing communication.

The design direction combines a clean SaaS structure with warm real estate-focused illustrations, friendly mascot elements, strong blue accents, and a simple step-by-step visual system. The goal was to make a complex real estate workflow feel approachable, trustworthy, and easy for agents to use.

CyberSafely.ai is a student safety platform designed to help schools monitor social media risks and protect students from online harm.

The product brings together critical posts, warning signals, sextortion cases, student profiles, group activity, and connected social platforms into one clear admin dashboard. School teams can review risky content, understand case context, track involved users, and take action through workflows like notifying students, contacting parents, escalating cases, or documenting evidence.

The goal was to design a sensitive but highly usable safety system — making complex and urgent online risk signals easier to understand, prioritize, and act on without overwhelming school administrators.

Bilgewater was an early-stage gaming/community concept built around a small crew experimenting with ideas, prototypes, and digital products.

Since the project was still in its announcement phase, I focused on creating a strong first impression rather than a full product experience. The work included the initial visual direction, logo presentation, teaser landing screen, and atmospheric launch visuals.

The design uses a dark, hacker-like interface language with pixel typography, ASCII-inspired textures, high-contrast black and white branding, and subtle neon details. The goal was to make the project feel mysterious, experimental, and underground from the very first touchpoint.