A game that turns stereotypes into real data. We built the whole thing.

The hidden logic was the real project

The visible app is straightforward: questions, dials, results. The complexity lived underneath, in the answer-evaluation and result-calculation flows. It only fully surfaced once we mapped real combinations of behavior, scoring paths, and conditional outcomes. Many edge cases were invisible in the wireframe and only appeared once the system behaved like a real product.

So the work changed shape. Requirement clarification became a technical activity, not a planning one. Our dev lead grew into a combined product and engineering lead, because the business rules had to be pinned down in the architecture before implementation could realistically move. The projects with the simplest-looking screens are often the ones that need technical product leadership the earliest.