A single affirmation notification, every day. Styled to your mood and focused on whatever you actually care about right now.
Built with Expo/React Native. Swipe to move on, long-press to save, share as a full-res image card. 25+ mood themes, 10 focus categories, optional daily reminders.
The template angle is the real pitch: swap the affirmation content for a word of the day, a niche fun fact, a spiritual reminder — the whole card system and onboarding flow just works. Took a simple idea and built it properly. Genuinely happy with how it turned out.
The template angle is the smartest part. The affirmation surface is just a card system, swap the payload and you have ten apps inside one. Expo plus React Native plus daily reminders is a very tight stack for solo founders, low overhead and easy to ship updates without app...
What if managing your healthcare could feel as simple as booking a ride? 👀
I’m currently working on a medical care app designed to make healthcare easier to navigate from finding the right care and managing appointments to keeping important medical information accessible in one place.
I’m focusing on simplifying complex healthcare flows and creating an experience that feels clear, calm, and intuitive.
Still a work in progress, but here’s a sneak peek 👇
What’s one thing you’d change about the healthcare apps you use today?
I explored the Flipkart app from a UI/UX perspective and identified several areas where the user experience could be improved.
From information overload and banner clutter to visual hierarchy, notifications, filters, product cards and checkout flow — small design decisions can have a big impact on how easily users browse and shop.
For each mistake, I explored a practical UX solution focused on clarity, simplicity and a smoother user journey.
4 explored — 3 more coming next. 🚀
Good UI gets attention. Great UX makes things easier.
Mistake and solution side by side is a clean teardown format. Provocative thought though: banner clutter on Flipkart is not a design mistake, it is paid placement. A fair critique should say what the fix costs in revenue, because that is the real reason it stays. That tradeoff would make this a senior-level case study.