Pepperplane is a consumer app design agency. We design lifestyle apps that earn their place on the home screen, from the first open to the habit that brings people back.


Consumer users decide almost immediately. Value has to be visible before you ask for a signup, a permission or a payment, which means the first screen carries more weight than the rest of the product combined.
Your product is used one-handed, in transit, on poor signal, between other things. Anything that assumes focus and bandwidth loses to something that does not.
Acquisition buys the install. Whether it survives the second week depends on whether the product built a reason to return, and that reason is designed, not marketed.
The brand promises one experience and the app delivers another. That gap erodes trust faster than any bug. We carry the brand into the product so every screen feels like it belongs to the same company.

We find out what makes people open your product the second time, and what quietly stops them. Behaviour first, opinions second.

Consumer interfaces with personality. Motion, hierarchy and craft in the details that make a product feel worth keeping.

A first session that delivers something worth having before asking for anything, so permissions and signups land after value, not before it.

We design consumer products people choose to come back to. Behavioural research sets the direction, and careful interface craft makes the product feel worth keeping from the first session.
We study what people actually do in your product, not just what they say they want.
Motion, hierarchy and polish that make a consumer product feel considered and trustworthy.
You work directly with experienced designers who understand the stakes in your industry. No account managers, just direct collaboration.
We are a globally distributed team, which means we work across your hours rather than asking you to work across ours.
We start with a free UX assessment of what you already have. You get a clear read on where your product loses people, whether or not you work with us.
Research, journey mapping and a scope we both agree on. No work begins until the problem is named and the outcome is measurable.
UI, prototypes and iteration with your team in the room. You see the work as it develops rather than at a reveal.
Handover with a documented design system, and we stay reachable through build so questions get answered while they still matter.

With Pepperplane as your partner, you launch a consumer product people choose to keep:
Value delivered before you ask for a signup, a permission or a payment.
Product moments designed to bring people back in week two, not just on day one.
Interfaces with the polish and personality that make a product feel worth keeping.
A design system that keeps quality high as you ship faster across iOS and Android.
Don’t just take our word for it, read what our partners have to say about working with us.
Yes. We design within brand guidelines routinely, and where the brand has not been extended into product yet we build that bridge, then document it so your team can carry it forward.
Yes. We design to each platform's conventions rather than shipping one design twice, and we document where the two intentionally diverge.
We watch what people do before we ask what they think. Usage data, session recordings
and short interviews show where people hesitate, what they skip and what they come
back for. What people say they want and what they actually use are often different, and
we design for the second.
Yes. We research why people come back in the second week and why they quietly stop.
Then we build reasons to return into the product itself: progress worth seeing, prompts that respect attention, and a home screen that shows what changed since last time.
Yes. Motion is part of what makes a consumer product feel worth keeping, so we design it alongside the interface rather than adding it at the end.
Start with a free UX assessment of your health tech product. You will get a clear view of what is costing you users, with no obligation to go further.