TunePact
Impact
- Turned musician interview insights into early product screens artists could test.
- Gave promotion, fans, and performance a shared home in Biolink and Tunepage.
- Set reusable brand and UI patterns for the early product.
Overview
TunePact is a music startup building an AI-powered platform to help independent artists handle marketing in one place. User interviews pointed to a clear pain: early-career musicians struggle most with self-promotion. They rarely have budget for a marketing team, and discovery today depends heavily on social media, yet most would rather spend that time writing music. I interned there for eight months as the sole UX/UI designer, covering early product screens for the musician dashboard, fan management, analytics, Biolink, onboarding, login, and a low-fidelity landing page, plus brand color, typography, and component direction.
Problem
Early-career musicians struggle most with self-promotion. They rarely have budget for a marketing team, and discovery depends heavily on social media, yet most would rather spend that time writing music. Most marketing tools are not specialized to support the kind of platform and fanbase early musicians need to grow.
Process
As the only UX/UI designer for eight months, I used musician interview insights to frame tools that support promotion without turning artists into full-time content creators. I designed early dashboard, fan management, analytics, Biolink, onboarding, login, and landing flows, supported interviews and Biolink testing, and set brand color, type, and component patterns.
Final prototype shots
A public Biolink pairs with Tunepage tools for marketing, fans, and performance so artists share work and track growth in one place. Dashboard, analytics, and fan screens push clear next actions instead of generic marketing busywork.
Live previews
Screen recordings of early Figma prototypes for login, Biolink onboarding, and the Biolink experience artists would use to share and grow their work.