Rebloom
Rebloom helps people going through miscarriage and perinatal loss get practical and emotional support from the people around them, with clinicians in the loop. I designed and built the MVP: onboarding, a private care network, asks and offers, a clinically reviewed library, and an AI guide with a human escalation path.
Designed around trust
Every screen makes explicit what is private and what is shared. The griever decides who joins their care network and what each person can see. Someone stepping back is never told the griever noticed. That posture shaped the data model as much as the UI.
Onboarding starts with what happened and where the person is on their pathway, so everything they read afterwards is specific rather than generic.
An AI guide with a person one tap away
The Rebloom Guide answers the questions that feel too small to bother anyone with, knows the pathway and week the person is in, and hands off to a licensed social worker when a question needs one. The library is built only from named clinical sources, and every piece says who reviewed it.
Built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind, deployed on Vercel, and shipped in weekly iterations against feedback from the clinical team.
