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Sports Betting Analytics Platform
Product Design · Mobile App · Product Strategy
Equls is a sports betting transparency platform that helps users track bets, analyze performance, and follow top-performing bettors in real time
I led the end-to-end product design, working closely with the founding team to define the product architecture, UX flows, and mobile ux. The goal was to simplify a complex betting ecosystem - odds, picks, performance data, and community insights into a product that feels intuitive and actionable
The work included designing betting workflows, performance dashboards, bettor profiles and leaderboard systems. I also built a flexible design system to support new sports, bet types, and analytics features as the platform evolves
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