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Introducing Nearr 🌸
What do you do when your best friend is sick with cancer 3000 miles away?
Nearr makes it easy to send local care anywhere because "I wish I was there" sometimes isn't enough.
The Social Scanner reads your friends' profiles to find their hobbies, favorite foods, and personal quirks to help you send the perfect gifts and experiences.
It recommends local services and experiences for the receiver, using agentic AI to handle everything behind the scenes, from scheduling to sending.
You can track everything from the gifts page all the way to your friend's door.
🎁 Try it here https://nearrapp.figma.site/
*This is a working prototype; the social scanner and recommendations use mock data for now. The next step is connecting to Google Places API to make it fully live.
[How It's Made]
I used Figma's Design Agent to first create a design system that feels warm, like a hug from a friend.
I also used it to generate mockups of the complete user flow, saving me countless hours in creating each frame.
After finalizing the frames, I used Figma Make to bring the idea to life. I started with the core user journey, starting with the social scanner and ending with the gifts tracking page.
After it was finalized, I layered in the homepage, recent gifts, and profile pages. 78 revisions later, it felt ready.
I also used Figma Weave to create the icons and motion, as well as the animations used in the final video.
[Links]
Figma Design Files
Check out my social / x post here 😊 :
https://x.com/KevinTungDesign/status/2067461565519970642?s=20
this is so wonderful
Thank you so much Dylan!
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