RUN TWO THREE
Run Two Three is a concept app I designed as both a creative and a runner. After too many solo 5:30 a.m. runs, I realized how hard it is to find someone who runs your pace, your schedule, and your vibe - so I built a solution.
The app connects runners based on pace, location, and preferences, making it easy to find a running partner nearby.
Full-Stack Visual Identity - Figma
From the initial spark to a polished UI, I handled the entire creative process, including concept development, logo design, brand colors, and full product design in Figma. Every detail was crafted to align with the brand’s voice and purpose, building a cohesive and scalable design system from the ground up.
The Problem
Running alone sucks.
As a runner, I kept finding myself on solo runs at 5:30 a.m., wishing for a partner with my pace and schedule. But finding someone? Not easy.
Insight
Most running apps focus on tracking, not on connection.
The Idea
Run Two Three helps runners match with others nearby, based on speed, distance, schedule, and preferences.
Think “dating app” meets “Strava,” but only for the right kind of running partner.
User Flow
Step-by-step experience:
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Sign Up & Connect
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Set Preferences
Share your pace, availability, location,
and preferred partner vibe. -
Start or Join a Run
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Live Run Mode
Visual Identity
Mood: Bold, fresh, motivational
Design Choices:
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Clean dark backgrounds for clarity in low light
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High-contrast typography and buttons for quick decisions mid-run
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Branded graphic lines suggest motion + rhythm
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Custom icons and illustrations keep it fun.
My Role - Everything
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Concept & user research
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UX flow + UI design
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Branding and tone of voice
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Copywriting + storytelling
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Prototype structure (Figma)
UX Highlights
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Real use case-based flows
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Modular cards for “Next Run,”
“Following,” “Run Info” -
Clear hierarchy for speed + pace
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Quick filters by gender, location,
and people you follow
Outcome
What started as a personal frustration turned into a complete app concept, blending smart UX with emotion-driven branding. It’s a product I’d use, and I know I’m not the only one.
