Squeezing a dense dashboard onto a phone makes the numbers that protect the user the first thing to become unreadable
We prioritise for the screen: what manages risk stays visible, the rest moves one level deeper
That decision is made per flow rather than by a responsive rule
Mobile crypto products lose most people at the moment the user leaves for their wallet
We design the full round trip — what they see before leaving, what happens if they don't return, and the state they land in when they do
Done properly the switch feels like one continuous flow; done badly it is where the funnel quietly ends
Store policies constrain what can be purchased in-app, how tokens and NFTs are presented, and even the wording allowed
We design inside those limits from the first week, and where a rule blocks a flow we design the compliant alternative
The result is a submission that ships rather than a redesign after rejection
Froggik
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Co-Founder
ChainCrafters
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CEO, Founder
Dropshipping
"I really like how they treat their clients."
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CEO
One system, two platform expressions. The component library and product logic are shared, while navigation, gestures and system behaviours follow each platform's conventions — which is also what keeps review smooth.
As a design constraint from the first week. Store policies affect what can be purchased in-app, how tokens and NFTs may be presented and what wording is allowed, so we design within those limits rather than discovering them at submission. Where a rule blocks a flow, we design the compliant alternative instead of hoping review misses it.
Yes, and that handoff is usually where mobile crypto products lose people. We design the full round trip — what the user sees before leaving, what happens if they don't come back, and what state they land in when they do — so the flow survives the app switch.
Frequently. An embedded wallet has to feel like part of the product rather than a bolted-on crypto section, which means the key, backup and signing moments are designed into the app's own language. That work overlaps with our crypto wallet design service.
A focused feature inside an existing app is typically 3 to 4 weeks. A full mobile product with onboarding, wallet flows and a component system runs 8 to 12 weeks. Scoping settles the timeline before production starts.
