A space for memories, personal stories, and digital legacy. Explore LifeCap in its own dedicated app.
Explore LifeCapActual interface captured October 5, 2026. Public entry screen; no account data shown.
THE WORKStandalone application
BUILT WITHReact + TypeScript · Digital legacy · Dedicated app
THE APPROACHBuild. Test. Refine.
01 / THE CHALLENGE
A clear job to do.
Give a project about personal memories and digital legacy its own place to grow, while keeping it connected to the wider portfolio.
02 / THE APPROACH
Make the useful part easy.
LifeCap has a dedicated React and TypeScript frontend and a separate deployment at lifecap.thetupyshow.com. The portfolio introduces the project; the app owns its onboarding and sign-in experience.
03 / DECISIONS THAT MATTER
The details are the work.
01
A dedicated application
A separate subdomain lets LifeCap have its own interface and release cycle without placing its application screens inside the creator website.
02
Typed interface development
The frontend uses React and TypeScript with route-based navigation. The entry flow separates creating an account from signing in.
03
Deep links that survive a refresh
The deployment routes recognized app URLs to its frontend so a direct visit to the sign-in page can load the application.
04 / VERIFICATION
More than a screenshot.
Public onboarding interface inspected on the live subdomain
Sign-in navigation and direct-page refresh checked
React and TypeScript frontend confirmed in the project source
05 / BOUNDARIES
What this version does.
This case study covers the public frontend and deployment. Account creation, private memory workflows, biometrics, and security guarantees have not been independently verified here. The screenshot shows the public entry screen, not a private account.
