Where's My Music or WMM is a mobile app concept that bridges live music discovery with personal memory-keeping. Centered around an interactive map interface, the app allows users to find nearby concerts using music-note location pins, browse artists and genres, and manage a collectible digital ticket collection. After attending a show, users can upload photos and notes to create geo-tagged memory pins, turning each past concert into a replayable archive of places, artists, and moments.
I created this project as part of a Senior year class at MICA alongside two other classmates. I mostly worked on the concepts, userflows, and layouts for the final map.
The project features a bold neon visual identity with hot pink branding, ticket-inspired UI elements (cuts, dashed lines, collectible cards), and a two-mode map experience, one for discovering upcoming events and one for revisiting personal concert memories. Designed by a team of three, WMM was developed through competitor analysis of apps like Bandsintown, Songkick, and Polarsteps, user personas, mood boards, and full UI/interaction design, ultimately positioning itself as more than a browsing tool, a lasting personal archive of live music experiences.