Frisbee
From vision to a live travel platform in two months
Frisbee went from an idea for sustainable tourism to a working Progressive Web App in a two-month window.
- 2
- months from product definition to delivered platform
- Progressive Web App built with Node.js and Vue.js
- Infrastructure hosted on AWS
- [falta: adoption or usage metric post-launch]
The challenge
Frisbee set out to connect travelers with local communities through cultural, environmental, and social experiences, giving those communities visibility and new sources of sustainable income. The idea was ambitious and the window was two months. It needed product thinking, design, and engineering working in parallel from day one, not sequential handoffs.
How we delivered
One product team: definition, design, and delivery.
Multidisciplinary team from day one
Bowery assembled product, design, and engineering together to move from definition to delivery without handoff gaps.
Discovery-first experience design
navigation drew on familiar interaction patterns from Instagram and TikTok so travelers move fluidly between activities, destinations, and stories.
Progressive Web App
built with Node.js and Vue.js to reach travelers without the overhead of native distribution.
AWS infrastructure
a performant, scalable foundation that let the team ship a polished experience inside an aggressive timeline.
The outcome
In two months, Frisbee went from an ambitious vision to a digital platform connecting travelers, communities, and purpose. The architecture leaves room for what comes next rather than locking the product to its first release. [falta: post-launch results — users, experiences listed, communities onboarded]
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