Revv
Privacy-conscious trip tracking for drivers.
problem
Most trip-tracking software feels built for someone else: insurers, fleet managers, or car companies. Drivers who want useful trip data often get surveillance incentives or bloated enterprise tooling.
context
Revv is aimed at drivers who care about their trips and vehicles, but do not want every mile converted into an insurance product.
what I built
I designed the mobile product concept, data model, and core trip interface. The emphasis is on clean trip history, understandable metrics, and a restrained mobile UI.
- Frames trip tracking around the driver rather than an insurer or fleet owner
- Explores trip cards, driving metrics, and mobile-first review flows
- Full-stack concept work across design, frontend, backend, and data model
what I learned
Privacy-conscious products need a sharper product story. If the user has already seen five tracking apps, the reason this one should exist has to be visible immediately.
status
Mobile product concept in active design and data-model work.