Wellie
Your dog’s complete wellness hub.
A wellness app for dogs that brings supplements, activity, nutrition and care into one daily view. I designed and built the native iOS app and the marketing site; it’s in development, with a waitlist at wellie.io.
- Product design
- UI/UX design
- Brand
- iOS

The Challenge
Caring for a dog’s health means juggling supplements, activity, meals and vet notes across separate apps and memory. Owners want a simple answer to “Is my dog doing well?” without becoming amateur vets.
The Solution
Wellie organizes care around a seven-dimension wellness framework and one daily question: what do I need to do right now? A Today’s Care card leads the screen, wellness rings show the bigger picture, and logging for supplements, meals and activity is a tap away, with multi-pet switching throughout.
Responsibilities
One daily answer: is my dog doing well?
- Product design and UX audit
- Wellness framework design
- Interaction and UI design
- Brand and rebrand
- Accessibility and contrast
- iOS app (SwiftUI)
- Marketing site
Tools & Technologies
iOS
- SwiftUI
- HealthKit
Web
- Next.js
- Tailwind CSS
The Outcome
The native iOS app and marketing site are designed and built, and Wellie is in development with a waitlist at wellie.io.
Starting from an audit
I ran a heuristic audit of my own app before adding more to it. The friction clustered in three places: discoverability, the complexity of managing more than one pet, and empty states that didn’t tell new owners what to do. Those findings became a prioritized roadmap.
Seven rings, iterated
The wellness rings went through four versions in one working session: a hybrid four-of-seven view, then always seven, then tooltips to explain each ring, then a carousel. Each change answered a weakness in the one before it.
Today’s Care
- The Wellness page was redesigned around one hero card that answers “what do I need to do right now?”
- Time-aware greetings and streaks make the daily check-in feel personal.
- Supporting sections became flat and quiet, so the hero card leads.
- The Wellness view got an accessible color palette and a Today’s Focus card.
A warmer identity

- In February 2026 I rebranded the app with warm cream surfaces and a deep purple accent.
- Category cards became pastel, glass materials and borders were removed, and legend icons went monochrome.
- An accessibility and contrast check was a phase of the rebrand, not an afterthought.
Choosing native
Wellie started as a web prototype in May 2025, was tested as a wrapped web app, and was then rebuilt natively in SwiftUI with HealthKit integration.
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