Amber Reyngoudt

Developed and co-designed an iOS photo-sharing app. The app features a sophisticated camera, album management, sharing capabilities, widget, and App Clip support.

Developed companion iOS apps for the T3MP3ST electric jet ski. The iPad app provides weather updates, vehicle diagnostics (motor and battery status) and location tracking. The iWatch app tracks rider metrics - location, speed, heart rate, and g-force exposure - data was synced with the iPad.

Developed this app for space enthusiasts, integrating diverse content streams such as news, books, movies, music, and a store for exclusive space-related merchandise. Implemented the store with Apple Pay integration, featuring a gallery-style shopping experience.

Reapply is an app designed to help you build the habit of applying sunscreen daily. Inspired by my own struggle with sensitive skin and the challenge of finding the right sunscreens, I created it as a passion project. The app leverages Apple’s Weather API for real-time UV data, includes a timer with notifications, and a gallery-style shopping experience and a quiz to help users discover and purchase  sunscreens.

Launched on the App Store in 2019

A fashion app designed to help busy women discover must-have styles in seconds. Featuring Tinder-style swipe interactions, users could rate items with a playful 'X' or 'O' animation, mimicking a marker drawn on the screen. As users rated items, the app built a personalized fashion profile. Additionally, an AI-powered shopping chatbot enabled users to find items effortlessly through natural language search.

Launched on the App Store in 2015

Lavatee was a n iOS app developed for a client to facilitate personalized t-shirt design and ordering. Users could select a shirt style, customize text placement in real time using an interactive editor, and place an order seamlessly. Once purchased, orders were sent directly to the printer via an API integration for fast processing.

Launched on the App Store in 2015

Developed this universal iOS app for a client. They wanted to reinvent the home hair color experience and offer a handsfree tutorial experience for their customers. It featured voice control, allowing users to navigate through step-by-step instructions simply by saying commands like "Go Forward" or "Go Back". The app provided guided tutorials for various hair treatments, including covering grays, transitioning to a lighter shade, touching up roots, or maintaining highlights. Later implemented a shopping experience as well.

Launched on the App Store in 2014.

Oink was an innovative location-based rating app that allowed users to rate and rank individual items within places, rather than just the venues themselves. The app enabled users to discover and review specific experiences, such as dishes at restaurants or exhibits in museums. By rating items, users built a personalized profile, which helped tailor recommendations. Oink also incorporated a gamification element, rewarding users with recognition for their contributions and engagement.

Launched on the App Store in 2011.  Featured in the App Store and App Store Rewind.