Rental Marketplace iOS App UX/UI Design

Rentlyz is an Israel-based startup rethinking how event rentals work. One app lets private clients rent furniture for a party, connects organizers with suppliers, and helps businesses manage orders and finances — all in one place.

Private client — wants to rent furniture quickly, without back-and-forth or unclear pricing. Ideally, one vendor handles rental, delivery, and setup. Fewer calls, less paperwork.

Event organizer — needs a system to store client contacts, stay in touch with trusted suppliers, and place orders in a few clicks.

Supplier — looks for a storefront to showcase their inventory and manage everything in one place: catalog, pricing, orders, inventory, partners, and expenses.

The event industry runs on long chains of subcontractors, manual work, and personal contacts. Most deals still rely on networking and direct sales.

Businesses needed a powerful all-in-one tool for inventory, storefront, orders, logistics, finances, and analytics.

End users needed a simple app to choose styles and quantities — without hassle or confusion.

To build something both familiar and fresh, we borrowed mental models from product and food delivery apps (Wolt, Doordash, Postmates, Bolt). But adapted them: users aren’t ordering a spoon and two chairs — it’s hundreds of items, plus décor, stages, and more.

I led design across the entire platform — for both client and business experiences.

To close the gap between users and organizers, we launched Lyz AI — a chatbot that suggests inventory based on event details and builds ready-to-order carts from multiple suppliers.

Within a year of launching key features, revenue grew from $85K to $1M.