Hello, I'm Pramit—a UX designer who builds the work.

Franklin's is great once you're inside. The job was to close the gap between the website and what people actually walked into.

Colour theory gets taught with static swatches. Albers turns each perceptual effect into an instrument you can push until it clicks. It shipped twice: native on macOS in SwiftUI, and as the web build below.

Google Maps optimises for fastest, Strava for performance. 28 of 34 people surveyed said they walk to clear their head, but none called it intentional. It happens in spite of the tools.

LoomLearn puts Cornell notes, Pomodoro timers, mind maps, spider charts and flashcards on one drag-and-drop canvas. The problem was never the tools, it was switching between them.