Wagerly

A social prediction market for users who don't read order books, so the design had to communicate probability without surfacing maths. Bet creation collapses into a three-tap flow where odds are rendered as colour intensity rather than decimals, and at settlement the parimutuel split animates from the original pool into winners' wallets — so the zero-sum mechanic is felt, not explained. The social layer (feed, friend bets, leaderboards) sits one tap deep from the betting surface, deliberately, so the app reads as a market first and a feed second.

The companion web surface, designed for desk-time research rather than the impulse betting the app optimises for. The mobile flows densify into a single multi-pane view — open markets, your positions, and the full settlement ledger visible at once — so a power user can monitor, hedge, and close out in a fraction of the taps. The design holds the app's visual language (same probability-as-colour grammar, same settlement animation) so users moving between surfaces never feel they've switched products.