I am currently helping build Skeema, working on augmenting human cognition with intelligence, starting with helping users solve their tab overload problem.
Incubated at CMU in the Knowledge Accelerator lab under Professor Niki Kittur, I joined a small team of 5 where I lead the design of multiple key features to help users be more productive on the web. I helped navigate the product from concepts to a Product Hunt launch (4.9 rating), venture funding and now an AI-powered tool to augment human productivity.
I designed the MVP based on qualitative research and user analytics, developed and tested prototypes, and collaborated with engineering for implementation. I also built the marketing website, revamped the existing design and crafted the brand direction.
Link to the Skeema Website.
2 Engineers
2 Designers
1 Product Manager
Browser tools
Web tools
Productivity
Knowledge Management
Zero to One
Sep 2022 - Present
Tab overload, a common state of browsers today, arises from various habits and challenges. People fear losing information, leading to an accumulation of open tabs. Multitasking, the need for reference, deferred tasks, and the low cost of opening a new tab contribute to the pile-up. Additionally, browser tools often lack effective ways to manage this deluge. The browser, intended to aid productivity, ironically hinders it.
Save tabs, groups or entire windows to projects with a single click. Smart project suggestions on hover.
Effortlessly suspend and resume your tasks without having a gazillion tabs open. With the 'Later' space, Skeema ensures users can efficiently store and retrieve tabs, sparing both their RAM and memory.
I redesigned the existing Skeema project page to support new functionality and better hierarchy.
A nifty fuzzy search that helps users easily find things they've saved or come across on the internet.
The clipping tool lets users capture images, texts, and screenshots along with their related tabs, allowing for easy reference to specific quotes or code snippets without saving the entire page.
