Nijin Contact

Parcel Premium Courier Booking

Mobile App · Prototype

A courier app for sending one thing (where it is going, who is receiving it, what is inside) and then watching it move.

This is a prototype build: a real iPhone app in SwiftUI, running on mock data, with a hand-drawn map and a live tracking timeline. Every screen below is a capture of it, not a mockup.

Five Parcel screens: home, the parcel step, review and pay, live tracking, and the booking confirmation
Home, two steps of the booking, live tracking, and the pass at the end.

Home answers where is my thing before it asks you for anything.

The welcome screen, phone sign-in, and home
Welcome, sign-in, home.

Booking is four steps on one surface. The progress rail and the button stay where they are; only the middle of the screen changes.

The four booking steps: pickup, receiver, the parcel, and review and pay
Pickup → receiver → parcel → review.

Once it is booked, the courier is a named person on a map with a call button, and the timeline fills in as it happens.

The booking confirmation, live tracking with the courier on a map, and the rating prompt
Booked, in flight, delivered.

Most people send to the same few places, so history is the fastest way to book the next one.

Activity, shipment history, and the profile screen
Activity, history, profile.

Both appearances are drawn, not inverted.

Home and tracking shown in light and dark side by side
The same two screens, light and dark.