CATYOBI STUDIO · SOUTH FLORIDA · EST. 2025
I design systems.
Some of them grow in the ground.
Catyobi Studio is a workshop for ideas that won’t sit still. Each one takes the shape it needs — apps, games, books, gardens, and resources for others to build on.
current.log // now● Dreamaker landing page● Catyobi Studio site◐ Signals — TestFlight soon◐ OpenLoops — in progress○ Spring in a Box GameUpdated June 2026
STUDIO.MANIFESTO — EXPLORE · DOCUMENT · BUILD
A studio for exploring, documenting, and building.
Not bound to one medium. Every project starts the same way — curiosity, observation, a story worth telling — and then it takes whatever shape it needs.
Some become apps. Some become books. Some become games. Some become gardens. And some become resources for other people to build on.
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Apps
Interfaces for noticing, thinking, and keeping track.
Signals · OpenLoops · Pocket Apothecary
02
Books
Essays and guides, gathered into something you can hold.
Essays · growing guides · in progress
03
Games
Play as a way to learn living systems and their cycles.
Spring in a Box · board games
04
Gardens
A five-acre farm kept and read as a living system.
Herbs · soil · seasons
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Resources
Things others can learn from, teach with, and build on.
Growing guides · teaching
// the common thread — curiosity, observation, documentation, and building

fig_01 · UX/UI · iOS App
Dreamaker
Emotionally intelligent onboarding for a personal growth app. 9-screen flow, visual system, Sidekick character. Account creation delayed until after value is demonstrated.
Figma · UX Research · Prototyping · Visual Design

fig_02 · Collaboration · Product Design
WTRway
A collaboration project pairing product and interface design with a clear user journey. Case study in progress.
UX/UI · Collaboration · Prototyping
fig_03 · Forming
Future case studies
New client and collaboration work is taking shape. Write-ups will land here as projects close out.
UX/UI · Research · Strategy
fig_04 · forming…
Have a project?
Open to UX, product, and design collaborations. Tell me what you’re building.
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BUILT.BY_STUDIO — THINGS MADE HERE
Spring in a Box
A five-acre agroecology farm in South Florida, a growing library of guides for herbs and soil, and a farm game in the works. Presented here as one of the studio’s creations — it lives on its own at springinabox.com.

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Signals
An AI project exploring pattern recognition in complex systems — from first observation through interface.
◐ concept
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OpenLoops
A tool for tracking open ideas and slow-moving projects. Built for the multipotentialite mind.
● in progress
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Pocket Apothecary
A pocket guide to herbs and remedies, drawn straight from the farm and its growing library.
○ exploring
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Books & guides
Essays and growing guides, gathered into something you can hold. Slowly taking shape.
◐ forming
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Board games
Play as a way to teach living systems — soil, seasons, and the cycles that hold them together.
● in progress
obj_06 · forming…
Not yet named
Some projects haven’t chosen their shape yet. Follow the Field Notes to watch them emerge.
→ follow the field notes
ABOUT.MD
I came to design through making things with my hands.
I trained as an industrial designer and spent over a decade in product development — physical objects, manufacturing processes, the long logic of things that have to work in the real world. Then I started a farm.
Spring in a Box taught me what no design school did: that the most complex systems are living ones, that observation is a discipline, and that care is a design principle.
I applied those lessons to UX, then to AI, then to app development. I’m a woman in my 40s who went back to school, learned to code, and built a company in South Florida. I work in English and Spanish. I write about what I learn.
→ read the full story
CREDENTIALS.LOG
10+
Years in product design
5ac
Agroecology farm
2
Languages
∞
Open questions
CERTIFICATIONS.TXT
Artificial Intelligence · Miami Dade College iOS App Development · Miami Dade College Industrial Design · Universidad UX/UI — ongoing practice
WRITING.RECENT — ESSAYS & FIELD OBSERVATIONS