Cord · clickable prototypes
Ten Cords you can actually tap.
Each one is a working phone app in its own style: call someone, switch to video, share your screen, then open a space, a channel and send a message. Everything is fake and stays on your device.
Aa 01 PorchPeople first, warm like a front porch. Faces are the home screen; spaces sit underneath as “places”. →
Aa 02 DialCord as the Phone app you already know. Recents, Favorites, Spaces and a meeting code, all Apple-native. →
Aa 03 RoomsEvery space is a home with rooms you drop into. Voice is always one tap away, like walking into the living room. →
Aa 04 OrbitScott’s logo sketch as the interface: you in the middle, cords out to your people. Brighter cords mean closer people. →
Aa 05 TodayNo tabs, just one calm feed of what matters now: who is live, what’s new, what’s next. Everything opens as a sheet. →
Aa 06 PostcardAn editorial, paper-and-ink Cord. Spaces read like a table of contents, messages like letters. →
Aa 07 GlassOne big glowing button. Hold it to send a walkie-talkie message, tap it to call. Soft glass over light. →
Aa 08 ShelfYour spaces as shelves you scroll sideways, like a streaming app. Every channel is a card that shows what’s inside. →
Aa 09 BentoHome is a widget board: a favourite person, who’s live, what’s next, your spaces and a meeting code. →
Aa 10 KinSpaces are colourful cards in a wallet. Each space owns a colour that follows you into its chats and calls. →
Best on a phone. On a computer each one shows in a phone frame. Swipe from the left edge to go back.
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