Trybe coached new managers while it transcribed their meetings. It turned live conversations into actionable metrics, insights, and next steps. The working MVP had to feel polished enough to pitch enterprise customers while staying nimble enough to match shifting engineering requirements.
I mapped the meeting as a flow before committing to any UI. Initiation, scheduling, agenda, live recording, and analytics all got wired in low fidelity first, so the structure could survive the weekly spec changes.
I designed the mobile app to be minimal with easy access points. Dark color scheme let the host glance at the screen without being obtrusive.
We designed the interface to be inobtrusive, but still provide the cues the host needed to effectively run the app. Quick taps allowed the host to shift back and forth between milestones.
The conversation is data. Trybe scored engagement and team health, surfaced next actions, and tracked trends across past meetings so a manager could see whether they were actually getting better. This is the block the whole product was built to reach.
Desktop was the fastest road to a testable MVP. I designed the core flow that covered meeting initiation, scheduling and invitations, agenda definition, live recording, and analytics.
I developed branding and creative artifacts for the team to use with pitch decks, conferences and communications. Having a solid design helped to make the product feel more real for early testers.
