Swyvvl Real Estate Platform

Buyers, sellers, agents, and investors each needed a clear path through the same real estate platform — different goals, timelines, and trust needs, without turning the product into four disconnected apps. The build also had to support live MLS data, a real-time share auction with bidding timers, gated membership tiers, Stripe payments, and compliance requirements. The design problem was to keep those workflows coherent, scannable, and role-appropriate inside one system.

I ran stakeholder sessions to clarify priorities, then used information architecture to map each role's critical path before build. The design system lived in Figma first — components, buyer/seller/agent/investor flows, and visual identity. For delivery speed on a pre-revenue team, I composed Webflow for the frontend, Xano for backend logic and MLS-related APIs, Wized as the bridge, Memberstack for access control, and Stripe for payments — then implemented the product end-to-end against that stack.

Shipped a responsive platform with role-personalized dashboards, MLS listing search with filters and detail pages, a real-time share auction with bidding timers and winner selection, and Stripe-backed membership tiers. I owned frontend, backend logic, and API integration — including custom Xano requests to third-party MLS sources — plus a beta launch with feedback instrumentation so we could iterate with early users.

Launched a working multi-role platform that real estate agents used while seeking more clients — with live MLS search, share auction flows, and membership in place. The product demonstrated that a composed stack could carry a complex real estate experience from IA through beta. The company later wound down for non-technical reasons; the work stands as full product ownership across design, integrations, and delivery.