Mara Lindqvist
Selected work
Six projects, no screenshots
Money and bodies, 2019–2024. Point at a name to read what it means and what it fixed.
- KvittoKvitto means receipt. Splitting a dinner bill over Swish in two taps.
- Ledger NorthBookkeeping a small business owner can finish before the PSD2 consent window closes.
- PulsPuls means pulse. Readings that patients and cardiologists both understand, built to MDR rules.
- VårdköVårdkö means care queue. Patients see where they stand, and BankID login stays gentle for older users.
- SparbössaSparbössa means piggy bank. Small, steady saving that feels like a habit, not a chore.
- AndningAndning means breathing. Guided sessions that work at large text sizes and low vision.
Mara Lindqvist designs products where a mistake costs money or health. For eight years she has worked from a studio in Södermalm, Stockholm, where winter dark arrives at three in the afternoon and the screens have to be clear anyway. Her two domains are fintech and health apps, both built on trust. She works inside BankID, PSD2 and the medical-device rules of MDR, and she designs for older patients who deserve interfaces they can read. Every project starts with research: real patients at a kitchen table, real accountants at their month-end close. Then she prototypes in Figma, sits next to the engineers, and ships. The result is quiet, exact and easy to use on a bad day.
Write to Mara about work starting in 2025
Practice
Sixteen weeks, start to ship
