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Tempdrop

A simple sensor, complex data. Sync without loss.

For Tempdrop, a wearable fertility-tracking sensor, we researched, redesigned and rebuilt the app. Sync time dropped to near zero and data loss stopped.

Sector
Health · fertility
Scale
app, cloud, wearable
Result
near-instant sync

The challenge

Tempdrop is a wearable fertility-tracking sensor. The idea is simple; the implementation wasn't. Before they came to us, the app suffered from long sync times, technical issues, data loss and an interface that struggled to present a lot of data clearly.

A phone on bed linen showing the app's cycle-tracking screenA basal-temperature chart across the days of the cycle

What we did

  • Research
  • Product definition
  • UX
  • UI
  • Development
  1. ResearchIn-depth interviews, concept validation and journey mapping.
  2. Product and UXProduct management, information architecture, UX and interaction design for every flow.
  3. BuildMobile and cloud development, together with Tempdrop's tech team.
  4. After launchOptimizing the live product.
Three screens: wearing the sensor, cycle tracking and symptomsThe app screens in an isometric layout: splash, symptoms and calendarAn icon set and the app's morning guidance screen

Results

Sync time dropped to virtually zero, data loss stopped, and the app's store ratings rose right away.

Two phones: the cycle ring and the cycle details

Zemingo provided a one-stop shop. From identifying user needs to defining, designing, testing, and launching the app.

Michael Vardy, Founder & CEO, Tempdrop (at the time)

Who was on the team

Research, product management, UX and build: Zemingo, with Tempdrop's tech team · Tempdrop (the client's tech team)

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