A launch experience with personality
Expressive imagery, restrained pink accents, and direct copy put the human premise first. The design gives the product a recognizable identity across large and small screens.
aiqorxConsumer product / Web and mobile foundation
A dating experience built around video, verified people, and the possibility of a more natural first connection.

01 / The brief
Meet on Vibe introduces a video-first dating idea through a public website and a companion mobile product. The launch experience has a practical job: explain the proposition, capture interest, and keep people informed as availability develops.
The repository brings together a React website, server routes, and an Expo application. A shared data foundation supports the waitlist, city information, and mobile experience, while the public website gives the brand a clear, human first impression.
02 / The challenge
A new consumer product needs to explain its point of view quickly. Visitors must understand the video-first idea, feel the character of the brand, and know how to take the next step.
03 / The experience
A digital presence with a clear product point of view: help visitors understand the experience and take the next step toward joining.
Introduce the video-first proposition.
Capture interest with city and contact information.
Send a clear confirmation and next step.
Connect the web journey to the mobile experience.

04 / Under the surface
Expressive imagery, restrained pink accents, and direct copy put the human premise first. The design gives the product a recognizable identity across large and small screens.
The waitlist endpoint validates submitted data and normalizes city names. Confirmation delivery and administrative tools support the work behind the public form.
The Expo and React Native application lives beside the web product, with shared service integration and mobile-specific navigation. This makes the product’s next surfaces part of the architecture from the outset.
05 / Technology
Each part of the stack has a job. These are the technologies supporting the documented implementation.
Responsive public website
Web routes and server endpoints
Companion mobile application
Shared data and realtime services
Transactional confirmation email
Web runtime and mobile build workflows
06 / The result
A branded launch website and a repository containing the companion mobile foundation, waitlist services, and operational tools. The case study describes the delivered implementation without claiming unverified dating outcomes or adoption figures.
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