DeCharge

An iOS app for a community-owned EV charging network. Drivers find a charger and pay. Hosts earn from theirs.

Year
2025
Client
DeCharge, with Airfoil
Role
Product design, design system
Focus
Mobile, iOS, Web3

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DeCharge app on three phones: a live charging session, the login screen and a route
Screens and states
35+
Sides: drivers and hosts
2
From wireframes to final
6 months

The challenge

Underneath, DeCharge runs on Web3: tokenized chargers, on-chain device IDs and rewards in crypto. A driver shouldn’t see any of that. They just need to find a charger and go.

Two phones with the DeCharge charger map and a route planner with stops on the way
Search and routes, with stops on the way.

What I did

I started with research and wireframes, then designed the whole iOS app. Instead of a map full of pins, the app suggests a short list of the right chargers.

A charging session ends with one tap back to your route. Hosts buy, register and manage their chargers in the same app.

DeCharge explainer in four steps: sign up, earn points, use chargers and earn rewards
How it works, in four steps.

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