Inspiration
The idea came after watching a video from travel creator Gabby Beckford. She was waving her passport while talking about taking action, and that image stayed with me.
As a digital nomad myself, I looked at my own passport and realized that every stamp represents a moment where I took a risk or made a decision. I wanted to recreate that feeling digitally. Not just dreaming about “someday”, but collecting small proofs that you are actually moving forward.
The colors and visual identity are inspired by the Packs Light brand, with vibrant blues and pinks that feel bold, confident, and a little adventurous.
What it does
Seekeer is a daily tool for ambitious women who want more freedom in their life and career, especially around travel and remote work.
Instead of overwhelming users with big goals like “become a digital nomad”, the app breaks everything down into small 5-minute actions. The idea is simple: small steps, every day.
There is a “Proof of Life” board to document progress, and a digital Passport where users earn colorful stamps when they complete challenges. The goal is to make progress visible and motivating, not abstract.
How I built it
The app was built natively in Swift and SwiftUI to keep the experience clean and smooth.
I used AI tools to help refine the brand voice and keep consistency across the content, especially since there are many small challenges inside the app. For subscriptions and paywalls, I integrated RevenueCat to manage access to the Pro-Seeker Club.
Challenges
The biggest challenge was time. Building this during a hackathon while managing other responsibilities required a lot of focus.
On the product side, I had to really understand the target user. It became clear that she does not need more inspiration. She needs structure and clear actions.
On the UI side, I iterated a lot on the stamp system. I wanted the stamps to feel like real rewards, not just buttons. Something satisfying and meaningful.
What I am proud of
Seekeer is already in beta and usable. This is my second personal app on the App Store.
I am proud that I was able to turn a strong brand identity into a real product that helps build habits. The moment when the confetti animation appears after logging a first “Proof of Life” entry really captures the warm but ambitious feeling I wanted to create.
What I learned
This project reinforced something important for me: small actions matter.
Focusing on short, consistent interactions can create long-term impact. I also deepened my knowledge of RevenueCat and experimented more with AI tools to maintain a consistent voice across structured content.
Most importantly, I learned that travel is often not about the destination. It starts much earlier, with small mindset shifts and concrete steps.
What’s next
After taking a short break, the next step is to share Seekeer with traveler friends for deeper feedback.
I want to refine the Pro-Seeker Club and potentially add features like exporting a “Travel CV” based on earned stamps.
The goal is simple: help people design their own version of freedom, one small action at a time.
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