An experimental MVP web app where users rate profiles on a scale of 1–10 and see how they rank on a live leaderboard.
HeartRank is an experimental MVP web app where users can rate profiles on a scale of 1–10 and see how they compare on a live leaderboard. The concept explores how simple interaction patterns—like swiping and scoring—can drive engagement and competition.
The app uses a Tinder-style card system for intuitive voting, combined with a dynamic leaderboard that highlights top-ranked profiles.
Tinder-style swipeable cards for quick and intuitive profile rating.
Real-time ranking system showing top-rated profiles.
Vote deduplication to ensure fair and accurate rankings.
Smooth experience across both mobile and desktop devices.
No authentication, no personal data collection, fictional profiles only.
Structured database with clean component-based architecture.
An important part of this project is its ethical design. The app is designed strictly for:
From a technical perspective, I implemented features such as: