Vogyr
Vogyr was born out of a real, everyday problem faced by local families in Woodinville, Bothell, and Redmond: coordinating practice logistics. As young athletes joined competitive squads at training hubs like Pacific Batting Lanes, parents found themselves driving hours every single week back and forth across town.
We realized that squads train together, live in the same neighborhoods, and travel to the exact same sports complexes. Yet, because there was no safe, coordinated tool, parents were driving individual cars to the same pitches at the same time.
Vogyr was built on shared community trust. Unlike open ride-sharing apps, Vogyr coordinates rides strictly inside verified athletic academies. This ensures that every child rides with a trusted parent or team driver, building squad camaraderie and freeing up hours of time weekly for families.
Connecting neighborhoods across the Eastside's sports networks.
We built Vogyr because we live it — every practice, every game, every ride.
Steered UI/UX Design, layout interactions, and academy partnerships. Teen driver on the competitive cricket squad at Pacific Batting Lanes.
Handles code architecture, matching logic integration, and local database security protocols. Teen driver on the competitive cricket squad at Pacific Batting Lanes.