Capacitor × Gloww, Design Engineering Sprint

Four screens standing between a sharp signal and a fast trade

( 01 )

Capacitor pulls tweets, YouTube, and stock-tip signals into AI-summarized, tradeable stories across Polymarket, Hyperliquid, Robinhood, and more. The app is close to launch, the redesign just has to catch up to how good the underlying idea already is.

( 02 )

This is scoped tight on purpose: two weeks, four screens, delivered as Figma specs and interaction prototypes precise enough to build straight from, no ambiguity for whoever's picking up the code next.

A signal this good deserves a feed that keeps up.

( 01 )

The feed is a wall of text

Tweet, AI summary, narrative, source link, trade, and reasons, all stacked on one card. Nothing gets a chance to breathe.

( 02 )

Trade context stops at the tap

No chart, no related coverage, no narrative depth once you're actually looking at a market you might trade.

( 03 )

Portfolio lives in four places

Privy, Polymarket, Hyperliquid, and Robinhood each show a slice. Some open positions don't show up anywhere at all.

( 04 )

The trade sheet does everything at once

Bet size, leverage, take profit, and stop loss in one view, with no fast path for someone who already knows what they want.

( 05 )

Nothing is built to be shared

No OG card for a trade, no P&L card, no way to turn a scanned tweet into something that spreads on its own.

( 06 )

Small breaks slip through

A Polymarket link failing silently on one device is exactly the kind of thing that quietly erodes trust in a trading app.

One story, one glance, one clear way to trade it.

( 01 )

A story-first feed

One trusted-source headline up top, a compact carousel of tradeable markets underneath. The card tells you what happened, the carousel tells you how to act on it.

( 02 )

A detail page built for research

Chart, related coverage, and narrative context live where people actually dig in, off the feed entirely.

( 03 )

One portfolio, every venue

Privy, Polymarket, Hyperliquid, and Robinhood rolled into a single net-worth view with collapsible trade pills.

( 04 )

Two trade paths, not one

A lightweight sheet for a fast, high-conviction trade, and the full detail page for anyone who wants to think it through first.

( 05 )

Built to travel

OG trade cards for Twitter, a scan-a-tweet-to-trade-card loop, and a P&L card that reads like a real trading app's.

( 06 )

Specs your team can build from

Figma files and interaction prototypes at implementation fidelity, so a broken state like the Polymarket link gets caught in review, not after launch.

Scope of work. Two weeks, four screens.

Phase 01( Week 1 )

Feed audit
Story-first card system
Market carousel
Source credibility pass

Feed

Phase 02( Week 1 )

Trade detail page
Chart + related coverage
Lightweight trade sheet
Full detail sheet

Trade flow

Phase 03( Week 2 )

Aggregated portfolio view
Collapsible trade pills
OG + P&L share cards
Scan-to-trade card

Portfolio & share

Phase 04( Week 2 )

Interaction prototypes
Component-level specs
Review-ready handoff

Handoff

Four screens. Specced, prototyped, ready to build.

( 01 )

Feed

Story-first cards, source-credibility treatment, and a tradeable-market carousel underneath.

( 02 )

Trade detail & sheet

Chart, related coverage, and narrative context, plus the lightweight and full trade-sheet split.

( 03 )

Portfolio

One aggregated net-worth view across Privy, Polymarket, Hyperliquid, and Robinhood, with collapsible trade pills.

( 04 )

Share surfaces

An OG trade card, a scan-to-trade card, and a P&L card built to travel.

( + )

Design engineering, not a moodboard

Every screen ships as Figma specs and interaction prototypes at implementation fidelity: real timing, real states, ready to build straight from. What your engineers get is a spec they can trust, not a picture they have to guess at.

Investment

Feed & trade detail

Story-first feed, chart-rich detail page, trade-sheet split

Portfolio & share surfaces

Aggregated portfolio, OG + P&L cards, scan-to-trade

Interaction prototypes & handoff

Implementation-fidelity specs, ready for engineering

Total

$2,000

( Payment schedule )

50% on kickoff / $1,000
50% at handoff / $1,000

One flat fee for the two-week sprint, scoped to reassess once you're settled in at Tempo.

Gloww

Four steps to get started

The two-week clock starts the day the deposit lands, so everything's specced and ready well before things get busy at Tempo.

Step 01

Say yes

Reply with your approval or any final questions.

Step 02

Send the deposit

A 50% deposit ($1,000) locks the sprint into this week's schedule.

Step 03

Share access

Figma and a repo branch, so specs land somewhere your team can review directly.

Step 04

Kickoff

We start the audit and feed redesign within the week.

( Let's build )

Let's get Capacitor's feed and trade flow sharp before Tempo.

Send a message Approve & kick off

■ This proposal is valid through August 20, 2026.

( 01 )What exactly does "design engineering" mean here?▾

Figma specs and interaction prototypes built to implementation fidelity: real timing, real states, real component structure, so whoever picks up the build can move straight to production without guessing at intent.

( 02 )How does this fit before you start at Tempo?▾

Everything is scoped to land inside the two weeks, so you have complete specs in hand before you're heads-down elsewhere.

( 03 )Will this drop straight into the existing React Native app?▾

Yes. Everything's specced at the component level your engineers already work in, and anything that needs an engineering fix along the way, like the Polymarket link, gets flagged as it's found.

( 04 )What if scope needs to expand?▾

We reassess after the two weeks. Nothing here assumes an ongoing engagement beyond that.