Gachi is a mobile app that helps couples connect and spark conversation through playful preference rankings. Partners can explore their similarities and differences through thoughtfully crafted question templates and a simple, intuitive UI, where they interact by dropping stickers into a shared folder to reveal answers together.
To stand out in a saturated market, I believe MLP (Minimal Lovable Product) is the key to truly connect with people. With Gachi, my goal was to create an experience that felt thoughtful, emotionally engaging, and delightful, even in its earliest version.
Designing with cross-functional awareness
Working hands-on with Flutter, Flutterflow, and Firebase gave me a clearer understanding of how design impacts development time, backend complexity, database costs, and business goals. It helped me design more responsibly, balancing user experience with real-world constraints and strengthening my ability to collaborate across teams.From designer to more holistic maker
This project pushed me to think beyond visuals and flows, encouraging me to consider implementation realities, business impact, and long-term scalability.The power of small, intentional details
In an MLP, the small things matter. From the sticker mechanic to how polls are revealed, I focused on moments designed to spark emotional engagement. These details help transform simple features into experiences that feel memorable and meaningful.An evolving product mindset
While Gachi is still new and usage data is limited, I’ve designed it for ongoing iteration. As I continue learning from user behavior and feedback, I plan to evolve its features to support meaningful connection and help couples build stronger bonds.
