We're building Potli in the kids (3–10) space.
Early stage, but not zero.
- Founders are from IIT & NIT
- 100K+ downloads
- 4.9 rating on the App Store
Still early. Still messy. That's the point.
What this role actually is
You won't just push pixels.
You'll shape how the product feels, flows, and earns attention.
- Turn messy ideas into clear user flows
- Design mobile experiences (iOS + Android) that feel obvious to a child and trustworthy to a parent
- Create visuals and interfaces that don't look like every other app
- Work closely with product and dev — not throw files over the wall
- Use tools (Figma, motion, AI) as leverage, not crutches
Non-negotiables
- You have taste
- You understand UX deeply (behavior, not just screens)
- Have understanding of Kid's and parent's psychology
- Demonstrable and original portfolio even if scrappy
- You care about details
- You can create original work
- You're high agency
This will NOT work if:
- You depend on templates/UI kits to get started
- You need perfectly defined briefs before thinking
- Your portfolio is mostly hypothetical redesigns
- You treat design as a handoff, not ownership
Structure
- 3-month fixed tenure to start
- Clear path to full-time based on actual work, not promises
Context
- 1–3 years experience is fine
- Mobile-first (iOS + Android)
- Delhi (in-office). Speed and collaboration matter
If this excites you, send:
- Your portfolio
- One product decision you're proud of (and why)
No generic intros. DM me if you need details.
