Hahuu is an app where breaks become quiet rituals, designed for young women navigating the shift from school to work. Rooted in the realities of revenge sleep procrastination (RSP), Hahuu reframes rest not as a reward, but as a right — one that’s scheduled, protected, and celebrated.

Curie is a companion app that gamifies the experience of cultivating self-compassion in users aged 10-16.

FamLink is a mobile app that gives young adults a safe space to talk about family issues and access help early through alerts and helplines.

Workplace Introversion is a design response to the invisible challenges introverts face in professional environments dominated by extroverted norms. The project introduces Unite, a desktop app built to help managers recognise and amplify the strengths of diverse personality types.

IT TAKES ONE is a visual campaign that responds to the toxic culture experienced by Indonesian players in Valorant.

Kitch is a skincare app designed to combat overconsumption by empowering Gen Z through education and mindful shopping tools.

Rethink is a UX/UI project designed to help stop the spread of misinformation on social media. In today’s digital world, it can be hard to know what’s true and what’s not.

Kin is a parenting support app designed to help modern parents feel seen, supported, and empowered.

CORE is a gentle, character-driven mental wellness app designed to support young adults in Singapore through their daily routines. Grounded in emotional sensitivity, it provides anonymous, location-based connection, self-reflection tools, and expressive features—without overwhelming the user.

“JustMe+" is an app that connects young adults (aged 18-25) with verified mentors for guidance on work, family, caregiving, and more.

Let’s Canto It is a thoughtfully designed mobile site that makes Cantonese language learning more convenient and engaging for Singapore's busy professionals and enthusiasts.

Hurddle Buddy is a social fitness app that connects young expatriates through affordable group workouts—transforming exercise into a fun, community experience.

DIDA is a peer-support app designed for Chinese international students (CIS) to bridge the information gap between them and local society, helping them adapt more smoothly to new environments.