SwiftUI Control Center
A Control Center rebuilt natively in SwiftUI: 3D characters sit on a sky backdrop as the controls, and each tap opens its own panel with native springs and haptics.
I’m a Product Designer and Creative Technologist based in New York, currently at Suno, music AI company. Before that I led innovation at Instagram, and worked at Meta Reality Labs, Apple, Spotify and Wise.
I work on 0-1 vision work, helping teams find the right product market fit for new and ambiguous products. Lately through agentic workflows: designing alongside AI agents, prototyping in code, and shipping production front-ends with the designs.
A Control Center rebuilt natively in SwiftUI: 3D characters sit on a sky backdrop as the controls, and each tap opens its own panel with native springs and haptics.
A dark credit card wrapped in a rotating border beam. The number sits engraved into the surface until it lifts toward you, and a few blue particles drift behind the card to keep the scene alive.
Hum a melody and AI turns it into playable chords. Hold the orb to record, let go, and the progression comes back on the keys, ready to play along.
The library side of the humming app: every hum saved as a card with its chords, ready to replay, rename or build a song on top of.
The same wall under a flick: cards lean into the scroll direction and ease back the moment it stops.
Tap to pull one photo forward; the rest dim and spread so the pick has room to breathe.
A 3D study of the Suno mark: the logo modeled and lit as a physical object, turning slowly on a plain white field to test weight and reflections.
Glossy black balloon letters bobbing in a summer sky, generated as a video study for the studio mark.
A text field with two cycling pills, AI mode and Standard, and a send button that lights up once there is something to send.
Placeholder text that types itself: the field suggests what to look for while it waits for you.
A coffee ordering app with a 3D barista: shots, milk and sweetness as paper-like cards on a cloud, the total settling before you tap Order.
Type a prompt and the hoodie re-skins in real time, a graffiti mural of kittens or colorful llamas with sparks. The keyboard slides away and the garment turns to show the texture wrapping every seam before you save.
A token economy for Horizon: coins and hex badges rendered in Cinema 4D, then animated to tumble and catch the light as balances update. Purple is the only accent; everything else stays matte black so the metal reads.
Material and lighting studies for Meta Tokens: crystal-like shards drifting over a pale ground, testing how the currency should catch light.
Buying credits inside the avatar store: tap a bundle and the card lifts, the price settles, and a receipt chip flies up to the balance. Filmed on device to check that the haptics land exactly on the motion.
Immersive profiles for Instagram: a phone screen opens into a spinning 3D hex badge, testing how much depth a profile can carry before it stops feeling like Instagram.
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