No. 007 · 2022
TRYO AR try-on app, a QReal product.
An augmented-reality app to try sneakers, watches, sunglasses and hats on before you buy them. I took it from its first name, Try Try Buy, to TRYO, and designed the brand, the app, the partner dashboard and the showcase site. It launched on 14 November 2022 with more than 500 3D products, from brands including Cartier, Gucci and Rolex.
- Role
- Lead brand and product designer, QReal
- When
- January to November 2022; the dashboard in early 2023
- Made
- Identity and kinetic type · guidelines · app UX and UI, iOS and web · design system · TRYO Admin · the showcase site, built in Webflow · the launch kit
- With
- QReal's product, marketing and creative teams
iTry Try Buy
It started in January 2022 as Try Try Buy: a research board, a first logo, two UI directions, then kinetic type in March to find how the name should move.
iiA shorter name
Renaming it was my call, after many talks with business, marketing and product. TRYO from June 2022; TRYO or TRY-O was settled in August.
iiiTwo palettes
I proposed soft gradient pastels. The team chose five strong colours with marketing and the creative director. Both are shown, said plainly.
ivThe app
Point the camera at your feet, your wrist or your face and the product is on you. Browse by brand, try, then go to the brand's shop.
vTRYO Admin
Brands and QReal's team needed one place to add products, see how each 3D model performs and write to users. I designed TRYO Admin, the partner dashboard.
viHow it fits together
3D models are made and approved in QReal's review tool, brands manage their items in the dashboard, people try them on in the app and on the web, and the showcase site presents it all.
viiLaunch
For the launch: the social kit, the web app scoped with the product manager, and the showcase site, which I designed and built in Webflow.
A QReal product. The final palette was chosen with QReal's marketing team and creative director.
For foundersA working prototype in two weeksPrototype, then build · €4,500 excl. VAT · a 2-week sprint; the build is quoted, typically €20,000 to €45,000

