Work

The design tool is no longer the source of truth, and the code moved into packages

Counting screens on a board instead of in conversation

Treating a single verb as regulatory exposure

Making every mirror declare itself, and moving repeat mistakes into checks

Collapsing a release schedule to one gate, then putting progress on a screen

Moving repeat mistakes out of prose and into checks

Lifting screens out of a product and into packages

Putting what you had to ask for on one screen

Building the tool so nobody has to wait for a designer

Letting people see all of it without a wallet, and asking for one only at purchase

Building only what goes out, instead of opening the firewall

The first place people meet the company and the product

Making the symbol say what the name already means

Reviewing the app from its own source instead of a screen redrawn for the web

Showing the destination instead of describing it in a document

Letting an agent plan the steps and a person approve them

The exchange for local-store tokens, from beta to GA

The console where a store owner issues and runs a token, and the admin and partner surfaces behind it

The member surface - in through a passkey, on to quests and rewards

Mobile, browser extension and in-store payment - the three places a wallet stands

The neighbourhood economy as a game - a mobile prototype redrawn eight times

A mobile game of five daily questions on Seoul data

Guessing yesterday in the neighbourhood, in the voice of a Joseon market

An order-book market trading local indices as up and down tokens

Where variants sit side by side before a decision

The docs site and whitepaper, read by users, stores and partners each in their own lane

The workbench - screen map, design-system docs and examples in one app