Selected work / Published mobile apps
Product stories.
Real experiences.
A closer look at three published apps in the studio portfolio. Every screen below comes from a public App Store listing; the product features are described as listed, without invented results.
01 / Wellness self-assessment
OptiMetabolism.
Making a lifestyle check-in and its next steps easier to follow.
The experience
Users complete a 40-question lifestyle review, then see a color-coded wellness zone with general action steps. Past assessments and PDF exports make the experience useful beyond a single session.
Experience focus
A clear question-by-question flow, readable results, and a pathway from reflection to the next check-in. The app is a wellness self-reflection tool, not a medical diagnostic service.
View the published app02 / Connected wellness tools
MyHealTracker.
Bringing everyday health and wellness activities into a more connected experience.
The experience
The public app listing describes meal planning, organised shopping lists, a learning academy and wellness progress features. Different activities become part of one everyday routine.
Experience focus
Help someone move between nourishment, learning and progress without losing the thread of their journey. The interface pictured is taken from the real published listing.
View the published app03 / Personal growth
The Real
Level Up.
A visible daily practice for a 100-day personal challenge.
The experience
Daily check-ins, habit and streak tracking, progress photographs, journaling and a timeline encourage people to see and reflect on their own activity over time.
Experience focus
Make the next action understandable and give each day its place in a longer story. The visual is a genuine App Store screenshot, not a fictional concept rendering.
View the published appIn development
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A language-learning experience that is not yet presented as a published product. More details will be shared when they are ready.
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