No.

3

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Mythic foil

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Product

Pulse

A heart-rate app redesigned so that every number explains itself in one plain sentence.

Craft

96

How well it was made · out of 100

Impact

93

What it changed · out of 100

Scope

89

How much of it was mine · out of 100

The result

4.8 stars across 22k reviews

Client

Pulse Health

Role

Product design lead

Tools

Interface design, motion prototypes, native prototypes

Duration

7 months

Year

2025

Set

Product Set

The brief

People opened Pulse once, saw a jagged graph and a number, and deleted it. The team wanted to know why a good sensor made an app nobody kept.

The move

We rewrote the product around questions instead of charts. Every spike gets a sentence (stairs, then coffee: normal), every week gets a summary, and the graph only appears when you ask for it.

What changed

30-day retention went from 19% to 41%. The app now holds 4.8 stars across 22,000 reviews, and support tickets about ‘scary numbers’ dropped to almost none.

05 · Both sides

The pitch on the front. The numbers on the back.

06 · The art

The work, without the frame.

In one line

A heart-rate app that explains itself.

Pulse Health

07 · Next in the set

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