Esteemo is a newly launched app designed for accurate and effortless price estimation of household items. It scans the environment, identifies objects, and provides real-time valuations, simplifying inventory management and insurance documentation.
01
Problem: Users struggle with manually estimating the value of their household items for various purposes, such as insurance claims or selling used goods. The process is often time-consuming and inaccurate.
Importance: Having precise valuations is crucial for insurance claims, selling items, or simply keeping track of possessions. Data supports that inaccuracies in valuations can lead to financial losses and disputes.
02
Strategy: I adopted a user-centered design approach, incorporating feedback loops and iterative testing to refine Esteemo. The development involved creating robust algorithms for object recognition and valuation.
Research: I tested various AI models to ensure high accuracy in object identification and valuation.
03
Technical Accuracy → Ensuring the app could accurately identify and value a wide range of household items.
User Interface → Designing an intuitive interface that caters to users of all tech-savviness levels.
Data Privacy → Addressing concerns around data privacy and ensuring secure handling of user information.
Solution
I developed Esteemo with the following features
Object Recognition → Utilizes AI to scan and identify items.
Real-Time Valuation → Provides immediate and accurate price estimations.
User-Friendly Interface → Designed with simplicity in mind, making it accessible to a wide user base.
Role: I led the entire development process of Esteemo, from research and prototyping to design and development, ensuring the app met user needs and provided accurate valuations.
Team: Although I primarily worked on this app independently, I also collaborated with a few experts from Innovaiotn team Erste Digital for feedback.
Tech Stack
Some of the tools I use in my workflow.
