
2022 to 2023 · With Alexandre Quintela
Sapify
An app for discovering the plants around you, with an encyclopedia and an illustrated world. The project ended in 2023, but I kept the mockups.
- My role
- Full stack co-development · Mobile
- Format
- Mobile app · Discovering plants
- Project status
- Project discontinued
- Technologies
01The project
Putting a name to the plants around us.
With Sapify, we wanted to get people interested in plants, especially children exploring with their parents. The idea combined plant photography, an encyclopedia and things to collect.
We worked on the project between 2022 and 2023, then stopped development. I kept the mockups for the home screen, encyclopedia, quizzes, achievements and account pages. They show the plants, little challenges and rewards we had planned.
How it works
- 01
Discover
Observe the plants around you.
- 02
Photograph
The planned starting point for the experience.
- 03
Look up
Read an encyclopedia entry.
- 04
Collect
Keep track of plants and playful collectibles.
02My work
Building the app and moving the project forward.
With Alexandre Quintela, I worked on the full stack development of the mobile app and helped organise the project, using our mockups and visual guidelines.
Full stack mobile co-development
With Alexandre Quintela, I helped develop the app using React Native and Firebase. I work on interfaces, application logic and data, using whichever tools suit the project.
Moving the project forward together
I also helped organise the project and track our progress. The mockups and visual guidelines helped us agree on the screens and the world of the app.
03Under the hood
The screens we had in mind.
These mockups show how you would move from the home screen to discovering a plant. They were made before development ended in 2023.
Explore the planned screens
Take a closer lookAn illustrated home screen.
The character and scenery set the tone for the app, with a playful approach to nature.
Finding plants.
The list lets you browse species and open their entries.
Learning more about a species.
The mockups use lilac as an example of how to present information about a plant.
Pick a screen to see what we had planned.
04In pictures
The project on screen.
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Eight mockups kept from the project. From the home screen to settings, they show how we planned to combine plant discovery, quizzes and collecting. Click a screen to see it in full and browse the others.
The illustrated home screen
The mushroom house, Sapi profile and shortcuts to the different parts of the app.
The plant collection
Species to browse in the encyclopedia, a search field and plants still to discover.
A plant entry
Lilac is used to show a species photo, its details and description.
A little botany question
A three-answer quiz about fly agaric, with five sprouts as a reward.
Achievements to collect
The mushroom challenge asks for fifteen photos of mushrooms. The other badges are still waiting to be unlocked.
Pool Party Sapi
An event announcement about palm trees, with a summer version of Sapi as the reward.
The Sapi profile
The username, email address and planned actions for managing the account and subscription.
Settings
Account security and accessibility, language selection and audio options.
05Outcome and team
Development ended in 2023.
Sapify did not continue, but I wanted to keep it in this portfolio as part of my experience in mobile development and working with a team.
What is in place
- Contributed to mobile development.
- Helped manage the project.
- Mockups and visual guidelines used throughout the work.
Where the project stands
- The project has been closed since 2023.
- Plant recognition was part of the planned concept.
The project ended in 2023. What I keep from it is the work on the mobile app and the mockups made with Alexandre.
The team
- Léo Queiros Da Silva
- Full stack co-development and project management
- Alexandre Quintela
- Co-development
- Alexandre Nguyen · Eric Zhou · Tom Maugis
- Project team
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