Context
Clairfy was developed at the Apple Developer Academy in a five-person team. We worked in SCRUM sprints with clear priorities, regular checkpoints with mentors, and tight collaboration between design and engineering.
Problem
Clinical visits are dense: it is hard to capture everything that was said while ensuring the patient understands follow-up instructions. Miscommunication and forgotten details undermine trust and outcomes — especially after the appointment ends.
Solution
The app records the visit and uses AI to generate structured summaries with key points and action items. A core differentiator is dual presentation: a more technical view for healthcare professionals and a simpler, patient-friendly view — same underlying content, tuned for comprehension on each side.
My role & impact
I worked as UI/UX designer and Product Owner, connecting experience design with product direction and delivery.
- Design: Shaped flows and interfaces for recording, review, and reading summaries with clarity and empathy under sensitive context.
- Product Owner: Helped prioritize features, align scope with the team, and keep user needs, clinical clarity, and engineering trade-offs visible in decisions.
- AI: Contributed strategic thinking on how AI should support the product — not as a black box, but as a trustworthy layer aligned with clinical and patient goals; helped teammates reason about useful vs. risky applications.
- Build bridge: Supported implementation in focused areas so UX decisions survived in the shipped app.
Process & stack
- Design: Figma for flows, UI, and prototypes; Keynote for narrative and checkpoints.
- Collaboration: Airtable and Zoom for planning and alignment; SCRUM for delivery rhythm.
- Development: Swift, SwiftUI (primary), UIKit where the experience required it.