Product and brand design for a learning tool that lets people collect, organise and learn from their favourite content — articles, videos, podcasts, tweets and email, all in one searchable library.
Scroll to explorePeople save useful content in a dozen places — bookmarks, read-later apps, liked tweets, podcast queues, inbox folders — and rarely come back to it. Wisery set out to pull all of it into one library where it can be found, tagged and actually learned from.
The product had to make collecting effortless from any source, keep a large library easy to scan, and turn saved items into something worth revisiting.
The identity is a soft, layered W paired with a single dot — two overlapping strokes for collected pieces coming together, and a point for the insight that comes out of them. It holds up in full colour, greyscale and on dark backgrounds, and the same blue carries straight into the product.
The product is structured around those three verbs. Collecting happens through a browser extension, app integrations and email forwarding, with bookmark imports to bring an existing archive in on day one. Organising relies on tags, collections, full-text search and filters by format. Each item opens into a detail view with notes and summaries, and can be added to a knowledge review to revisit later.
The work delivered a complete identity, a marketing website and the core web app — library, import, collections and detail views — designed responsively for desktop and mobile on a shared component set.