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Wineradar

A mobile app for finding wines and tracking their prices, with AI wine suggestions. Built end to end as a solo frontend: UX, Ionic + Capacitor for iOS and Android, and the landing pages around it.

Role
UI/UX, mobile app, landings
Stack
Ionic · Capacitor · web
Live
app.wineradar.ru
Three iPhone frames: wine catalog with shop chips, live bottle scan, and a product page with price and map
Wineradar web catalog: shop chips, filters, and wine cards with prices
Wineradar demo

Why it looks this way

The job is to decide in a shop aisle, not to browse a wine encyclopedia. Catalog, scan, and price have to sit in one mobile flow.

  1. Nearby shops before the grid

    Store chips and quick filters sit above the list so you narrow by where you are standing, then by style and budget — not the other way around.

  2. Scan is a first-class screen

    The camera view is not a hidden utility. It is a full screen with a quiet frame around the bottle, because that is how most people meet a wine they do not know.

  3. Detail is price, place, and proof

    The product page leads with rating, current price, and the shop on a map. The web catalog repeats the same structure so the system feels like one product, not an app plus a leftover site.