ExperimentsA betta-inspired web experiment exploring an aquatic palette, illustrated detail, and atmospheric interaction.
Wildside
ConceptA wildlife-photography concept built around real encounters, a personal species collection, and shared discovery.
Self-initiated product concept; working nameConcept
The project
Defined the capture-to-collection experience, visual system, screen patterns, and technical build plan.
Our contribution
Context
Self-initiated product concept; working name
Concept / 2026THE PROPOSED DISCOVERY LOOP
Concept journey
Inside the project
Wildside asks what a game could add to a walk outside. Its central idea is a personal collection of real wildlife encounters, built through photography and species discovery.
The collection is the lasting object. A friends-only social layer adds a reason to share without making a public feed the center of the experience.
Inside the project
The product specification connects live capture, an identification proposal, the personal collection, and place-based discovery. Screen patterns and a visual system give those ideas a consistent structure.
The work also considers uncertainty, privacy, responsible capture, and the practical limits of identification in the field.
Inside the project
The planning work brings the main screens, collection structure, and capture flow into a shared blueprint. The early scaffold gives that blueprint a starting structure for development.
The central product decision runs through the whole concept: use the phone to deepen attention to the world around it, then give each discovery a lasting place.
Project notes & credits
Product concept and direction: Everest Egenhofer / Luven Technologies LLC.
Product concept with a detailed specification and early scaffold; Wildside is a working name.