Hawkly The Prototype

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Hawkly is a concept for an app that allows users to instantly purchase items they see and want ("prey") by scanning a QR code tag attached to the item, similar to how a hawk views prey from above and instantly goes after it. The app would connect item owners ("hawklers") who tag their possessions, to potential buyers ("hawks") who could scan the codes to get item details and purchase with one click, with hawklers receiving a 5% commission for any items sold through the app.

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Hawk.ly
Buy what you like, .
everyday-everytime-everywhere from everyone

The Idea
Inspired by our natural
environment; Hawkly is
based on the concept of a
hawk who views a Prey from
the sky, desires it and goes
for it.

Dictionary
Hawkly - an easy way to buy things the moment we see,
desire and want them.
Hawkler- the owner of the things.
Hawk - the person who buys the things.
Prey - the things which are being desired and bought.
This is based on the concept of a hawk who views a prey
from the sky, desires it and goes for it.

Prototype Hawkler Side
1.

Things identification - After an online
purchase, users can choose to tag the
bought items with hawkly’s digital QRCodes, which are then transferred to the
hawkly app of the items owner (hawkler) .

2.

Admiration of an Awareness - People
(Hawks) who admire the items, use their
smartphones to scan the QR-Code and
then view item details.

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Hawkly The Prototype

1. Hawk.ly Buy what you like, . everyday-everytime-everywhere from everyone

2. The Idea Inspired by our natural environment; Hawkly is based on the concept of a hawk who views a Prey from the sky, desires it and goes for it.

3. Story Board

4. Dictionary Hawkly - an easy way to buy things the moment we see, desire and want them. Hawkler- the owner of the things. Hawk - the person who buys the things. Prey - the things which are being desired and bought. This is based on the concept of a hawk who views a prey from the sky, desires it and goes for it.

5. Prototype Hawkler Side 1. Things identification - After an online purchase, users can choose to tag the bought items with hawkly’s digital QRCodes, which are then transferred to the hawkly app of the items owner (hawkler) . 2. Admiration of an Awareness - People (Hawks) who admire the items, use their smartphones to scan the QR-Code and then view item details.

6. PrototypeThe Hawk 3. Purchase and Tracking - with just one click, they can purchase the product and then track delivery afterwards. 4. The hawkler gets rewarded with 5% of the purchase, as sales commission for promoting the brand.

7. contact @hawkly

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