Scivora
Scivora is a native iOS app for actors who want real practice, not just line memorization. It pairs users with an AI scene partner and gives them a place to record and review every take, so rehearsal turns into something they can actually see improve.
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Branding & Aestehtic
The identity leans on a single gradient, purple fading into a soft teal green, carried across the splash screen, onboarding, and the app icon. The wordmark sits in lowercase with a period at the end, giving it a quiet, finished feel next to the motion of the gradient behind it. That same palette shifts tone by context: light and airy through onboarding, then a near-black interface once a user drops into an actual recording session, so the screen gets out of the way while the camera is running.
Information Architecture & Wireframing
The app is built around a simple loop: set up, rehearse, review. Onboarding asks who the user is (actor, host, public speaker, or something else) before it shows them anything, so the home screen they land on already fits their goals. From there, a practice hub splits the work into four clear paths: rehearse, record, build character, and edit, rather than burying them in one long flow. Each scene follows the same shape after that: pick it, run it against an AI partner, then land on a summary of time spent, scene, and role, with a direct option to repeat it or move to the next one.
