Wise you were here
Wise you were here
Wise you were here
UI&UX
UI&UX
2026
2026
Through digitally customizable postcards, we present a wrap to the daily spending report with a bow of sweet and exciting memories to be shared with parents. Complete with geolocation technology that keeps track of where the payments were made, we compile daily itineraries to archive movements by their contextual and cultural significance. Gaining trust in your financial journey is one thing, but keeping the stories alive is another.
Through digitally customizable postcards, we present a wrap to the daily spending report with a bow of sweet and exciting memories to be shared with parents. Complete with geolocation technology that keeps track of where the payments were made, we compile daily itineraries to archive movements by their contextual and cultural significance. Gaining trust in your financial journey is one thing, but keeping the stories alive is another.
Through digitally customizable postcards, we present a wrap to the daily spending report with a bow of sweet and exciting memories to be shared with parents. Complete with geolocation technology that keeps track of where the payments were made, we compile daily itineraries to archive movements by their contextual and cultural significance. Gaining trust in your financial journey is one thing, but keeping the stories alive is another.
Wise is introducing the Young Explorer product to 15-17-year-olds, while marketing mainly to parents and guardians as the key decision-makers. The targeted parents value their teens’ growing independence and desire to explore the world, yet still have to ensure their responsibility and safety within a reasonable distance when managing their travels. The challenge is to position Wise not just as a financial tool, but as a trusted companion that reassures parents while enabling their children’s first experiences of global financial freedom.
Wise is introducing the Young Explorer product to 15-17-year-olds, while marketing mainly to parents and guardians as the key decision-makers. The targeted parents value their teens’ growing independence and desire to explore the world, yet still have to ensure their responsibility and safety within a reasonable distance when managing their travels. The challenge is to position Wise not just as a financial tool, but as a trusted companion that reassures parents while enabling their children’s first experiences of global financial freedom.
Wise is introducing the Young Explorer product to 15-17-year-olds, while marketing mainly to parents and guardians as the key decision-makers. The targeted parents value their teens’ growing independence and desire to explore the world, yet still have to ensure their responsibility and safety within a reasonable distance when managing their travels. The challenge is to position Wise not just as a financial tool, but as a trusted companion that reassures parents while enabling their children’s first experiences of global financial freedom.
For parents, a child’s first independent trip is as exciting as it is emotionally complex. It represents a shift from control to trust, where letting go is necessary but uncomfortable, and where geographical distance is enforced with well-intended reason. While teens seek freedom, parents seek reassurance. What they truly want is not to restrict their child’s independence, but to remain quietly present in the background, able to step in when needed. Then where does this emotional complexity lie? What do parents constantly ask for when their children are travelling abroad? Pictures, in which stories are presented through their cultural imagery and emotions are shown on their child’s faces, are transmitted through the phone’s frame. Seeing through the lens beyond the financial intricacies and connecting emotionally while maintaining 2 ways communication that is more than formalities.
For parents, a child’s first independent trip is as exciting as it is emotionally complex. It represents a shift from control to trust, where letting go is necessary but uncomfortable, and where geographical distance is enforced with well-intended reason. While teens seek freedom, parents seek reassurance. What they truly want is not to restrict their child’s independence, but to remain quietly present in the background, able to step in when needed. Then where does this emotional complexity lie? What do parents constantly ask for when their children are travelling abroad? Pictures, in which stories are presented through their cultural imagery and emotions are shown on their child’s faces, are transmitted through the phone’s frame. Seeing through the lens beyond the financial intricacies and connecting emotionally while maintaining 2 ways communication that is more than formalities.
For parents, a child’s first independent trip is as exciting as it is emotionally complex. It represents a shift from control to trust, where letting go is necessary but uncomfortable, and where geographical distance is enforced with well-intended reason. While teens seek freedom, parents seek reassurance. What they truly want is not to restrict their child’s independence, but to remain quietly present in the background, able to step in when needed. Then where does this emotional complexity lie? What do parents constantly ask for when their children are travelling abroad? Pictures, in which stories are presented through their cultural imagery and emotions are shown on their child’s faces, are transmitted through the phone’s frame. Seeing through the lens beyond the financial intricacies and connecting emotionally while maintaining 2 ways communication that is more than formalities.
