Independent service providers — from beauty professionals to tutors — often juggle inconsistent bookings, fragmented communication, and the hassle of link-in-bio tools that weren’t built for them. Roopzy was born to serve this underserved segment with a mobile-first experience that merges scheduling, link sharing, and content showcasing in one seamless product.
I’m independently designing and building Roopzy from the ground up: conducting user interviews, mapping flows, creating interface designs, testing interactions, and refining the brand voice. The product is still in progress, but the goal is clear: make digital visibility and client management radically easier for small business owners.
Roopzy is sharpening my product prioritization muscle, teaching me to balance ideal experiences with what’s feasible in an early-stage build. I’ve also deepened my understanding of no-code tools, brand identity systems, and behavior-driven UX, all while staying grounded in the everyday struggles of real people running small businesses.
