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iOS / Social / Camera / Product
Sesh Cam
A social camera experience built around capturing moments and sharing them with friends, with an emphasis on film-inspired photography, social interactions, and earned community reputation.
Overview
Sesh Cam treats the camera as a social doorway rather than a utility. The product direction combines film-inspired photography with the small rituals that make a community feel alive: sharing, reacting, finding friends, and building reputation over time.
The goal
Most camera products optimize for capturing a perfect image. Sesh Cam explores a different balance: make the act of capturing feel expressive, then give the moment a social life after it leaves the camera.
What I worked on
- SwiftUI
- iOS camera experience
- Social feed architecture
- Onboarding and profiles
- Friends and contact discovery
- Authentication architecture
- Backend / API design
- Image delivery and performance
- Admin tooling
- UI/UX
Technical approach
Build the system,
then the feeling.
The interface leans on a dark, film-inspired visual language while keeping the core actions direct. Concepts such as Vibes, Boosts, reactions, and community reputation make the social layer visible without turning it into a scoreboard.
Selected interface screens
Real screens,
real direction.
What I’m learning
Still in motion.
The project continues to clarify how much structure a social camera needs before it starts to feel like another feed. The strongest direction keeps the camera moment primary and lets the community layer support it.