A person running through an underpass toward daylight with the text overlay "Your Ultimate Running Companion." Various running options are labeled around the runner: "Just Go," "Distance Goal," "Interval," "Time Goal," "Indoor" (with a treadmill icon), and "Outdoor" (with a trail icon), suggesting customizable run tracking features. The overall tone suggests motivation and technology-enhanced fitness.
Minimalistic white logo resembling a stylized “C” or a bird’s head on a dark gradient background, likely representing the brand identity of a tech or fitness-related project.

Corsa

Corsa

Building a social fitness platform that turns influencers into coaches and runners into communities.

What we did

Branding Adaptation
UX/UI Design
Scalable Design System

Year completed

2024

Corsa helps emerging fitness influencers monetize their expertise through social running. Creators lead audio-guided workouts, their audience joins in real time, and everyone tracks progress together. We designed the Alpha — product, identity, and launch experience — to stand out in a crowded fitness market while staying simple enough for first-time users.

We built a visual system that feels bold and energetic without tipping into generic fitness-app territory. Vibrant gradients, strong typography, and coach-branded workout cards give the platform a premium edge. The onboarding flow sets the tone early: clear storytelling, no friction, and just enough personality to make it memorable. From there, we focused on flexibility — runs adapt dynamically based on type (time, distance, intervals), with large timers, structured progress bars, and color shifts that keep runners locked in. Music integration and real-time pace tracking add personalization without adding complexity.

The social layer needed to feel natural, not tacked on. We designed interactive leaderboards, team challenges, and a clean feed that encourages connection without overwhelming the core experience. Achievement badges, streak rewards, and milestone celebrations keep users coming back.

The result: a platform that feels like a movement, not just another fitness app.

Close-up of a smartphone screen displaying a running app interface titled “Interval Run.” The app shows a 30-minute workout with options to save, schedule, share, or invite others, and a prominent “Start Run” button on a sleek, dark-themed background. / Confetti background with a dark UI panel asking users to describe their workout. The panel includes pill-shaped tag buttons such as “Intense,” “Playful,” “Highly Rated,” “For Beginners,” “Motivating,” and more, offering users a way to provide feedback on their workout experience.
Header graphic displaying the tagline "Your Ultimate Running Companion" above three blurred dynamic photos of runners. Each section highlights app features: organizing group runs, accessing content from creators, and integrating with popular running apps and devices. Background features a soft purple and black gradient for an energetic, modern look.
Mobile interface of a running app showing recent social updates and a recent run summary. Updates include friends completing runs and a new follower, Jamie Raye. Below, a recent run titled “Treadmill 5k” is displayed with metrics: 5.00 KM, 5.23 (likely pace), and 340 (possibly calories burned). A prominent “Start a New Run” button is highlighted in blue and purple gradient. Bottom navigation includes icons for Home, Run, Club, and You. / Mobile app interface for setting up a new run. Users can choose the run format (Outdoor or Indoor), type of run (Just Go, Time Goal, Distance Goal, or Interval), and duration using a vertical time picker set to 20 minutes. The screen features a sleek, dark gradient background with a glowing blue arc and a prominent “Start Run” button at the bottom.
Dark-themed UI screen displaying a list of running workouts by Claudia James. Each workout card shows the distance (e.g., 10 KM, 7 KM), the workout name (e.g., “10 km Race,” “First Speed Run”), tags like “Focused,” “Playful,” or “Easy,” and star ratings such as 4.0 and 5.0. One card is marked with a blue "New" label. A silhouetted runner and mountain landscape are visible in the blurred background.
A smartphone screen displaying a workout feedback interface for an “Easy Run” with Jamie Raye. The top of the screen shows a map with a tracked running route. Below it is a message saying “Great Work, Judy! How was the Easy Run with Jamie Raye?” followed by a 5-star rating scale and selectable workout tags like “Highly Rated,” “For Beginners,” and “Motivating.” At the bottom are two buttons labeled “Skip” and “Submit.”
A mobile profile screen of Jamie Raye, a professional runner and athlete based in LA, California, with a 4.5-star rating. Below the profile photo and username is a bio mentioning Jamie’s running achievements across Africa. Two user reviews are overlaid on the right—one by Amy Lawrence praising clear instructions and voice, and another by Mathilde Lewis highlighting thoughtful programming and good music. A 4.5-star average rating is shown at the bottom.
Two smartphones displaying a fitness app interface. The left phone shows an “Interval Run” workout screen with a start button, schedule options, and details of the session. The right phone displays a calendar interface for scheduling the run, with a selected date in August 2024 and a time set for 9:41 AM.

Big thanks to Laura Gagliano and the Corsa team for their incredible dedication and full-on involvement throughout this project — your energy and clarity made our collaboration seamless and inspiring. Grateful to our Rasa Design Team stars — Sasha Chala and Rosty Volchak — for their top-notch design work and dedication.

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