🍦 Interactive product concept · Vancouver
Scoopy explores a smaller, more delightful way to browse: choose a vibe and a demo tier, then reveal a deterministic scoop from 221 synthetic items. 🎀
✦ Synthetic catalog · no checkout · no account · nothing collected
made to inspire
00 the little world 📦
Every scoop begins the same way: a plain kraft box, and somebody very pink keeping watch.
01 pick a vibe 🎨
You pick the vibe. We take it from there.
🎀 Ribbon Club 🐹 Cozy Critters 🍓 Tiny Treats
02 we scoop it 🥄
Notebook, pen, washi, the good erasers. Tested, tidy, tucked in tissue.
03 wrapped like a gift 🎀
Stamped by hand, sealed with a C. Because it is a gift.
04 to your door 🏠
Local pickup or shipped across Metro Vancouver, packed so nothing shifts.
05 unbox the joy ✨
Be first in line when the boutique opens.
The ritual
Cozy critters? Ribbon club? Tiny treats? Choose one of twelve synthetic themes.
A stable seed turns the selected theme and tier into the same inspectable result every time.
The concept completes as a gift-like reveal; no order, payment, or delivery is created.
Choose your scoop
Every tier is a product-state simulation. Prices are fictional demo values in CAD.
✦ Mystery, but inspectable: the catalog is synthetic and the selection algorithm is public.
The collections
Three themes are featured, but all twelve and all 221 generated items belong to this offline demo.
Try it
A little taste of the magic. Pick a theme and a size, then scoop — we'll surprise you with a peek.
Your surprise peek shows up here ✨
Our story
There's a lot of cute stationery out there — piled on giant shelves, hit or miss, a bit overwhelming. Scoopy started with a simple idea: what if someone with really good taste just picked the best bits for you?
The public demo tests that question with generated inventory, deterministic selection, and a tactile reveal — without copying a retailer catalog or pretending to accept an order.
Designed as a product and interaction study in Vancouver. 🤍
Product scenarios
A hypothetical zero-shipping path used to shape the product journey.
A packaging state demonstrates how the reveal could extend beyond the screen.
A future-facing scenario for a build-your-own interaction, not an announced event.
This is a portfolio interaction only. Submitting demonstrates success feedback and intentionally sends or stores nothing.