Trip as context
Every activity, booking, packing item and cost belongs to the same shared journey.
Meriwa
A shared travel planner that keeps itinerary, packing, activities and group spending in the same trip context.
My role
Product concept, UX/UI and full-stack prototype development.
Group travel has too many side channels.
Plans live in chats, bookings in email, expenses in notes and packing lists in someone’s head.
Meriwa explores a single trip workspace where the group can move from inspiration to a day plan, keep practical tasks visible and understand shared costs without switching mental models.
Useful at different moments
The home view surfaces what matters today, while planning areas support decisions before departure.
Warm coordination
The interface feels like travel anticipation, not project-management software.
02 / UX
One home for planning and travelling.
The navigation separates the trip into clear mental buckets while the dashboard reconnects them around the current day.
Create and invite
A trip establishes destination, dates and the group before detailed planning begins.
Plan the days
Activities, food and bookings become a chronological itinerary rather than a loose collection.
Share practical work
Packing and budget tools make invisible group responsibilities visible.
03 / Screens
A real captured screen from the current prototype.
04 / UI system
A dark, premium travel atmosphere.
Deep plum provides the night-sky base; lavender drives action and a soft warm accent brings a sense of destination and anticipation.
Palette
Night plum#211A24
Card plum#34283D
Lavender#CF93FF
Warm glow#FFD9B3
Typography
TripPoppinsTitles and primary actions
PlanWork SansBody and interface
Components
Trip dashboardItinerary cardsActivity carouselPacking checklistBudget summaryFloating navigation
05 / Build
A mobile-first full-stack prototype.
Meriwa combines a browser-based mobile UI and Capacitor packaging with Supabase data and edge functions. The portfolio only shows a clean screen that can be verified without private user data.
- HTML + CSS + JavaScript
- Capacitor
- Supabase
- Edge Functions
- Playwright tests
- Android build workflow
Product direction
Travel planning should preserve anticipation, not replace it with admin.
The design keeps practical tools close while maintaining a warm, destination-led atmosphere.
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