Project Context
A Wellington-based hardware startup building AirSmart, a smart indoor air quality monitor for homes, schools, and workplaces. Over three months, founder Al Brennan brought me in to design the mobile app — the consumer-facing layer that turns the device's environmental data into a simple, daily experience.
From hardware to handheld
Reframed a technical air monitor into a mobile experience anyone in the household can read, act on, and trust, regardless of technical background.
A unified product language
The app shares its visual and interaction system with the device UI, brand identity, and notifications, so users encounter one product, not four disconnected pieces.
Built for what comes next
Modular components and clear data hierarchies let the product scale to new sensors, new spaces, and new audiences without redesign.
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