The 'NOTHING X' wordmark, in dotted pixel-style type, centred on a plain light grey panel.
A black-and-white portrait of a woman wearing an earbud, beside a phone screen listing paired devices, with My devices and Health tabs.Three screens: a data-sharing consent prompt, a line diagram of the earbuds case marked with a red dot, and a device connect screen with a scan icon.A headphone settings menu, an audio control panel, and a chart comparing the left and right ear's response across low, mid and high tones.An interface icon reference sheet, beside a device settings screen with low-lag and high-quality audio toggles.A phone showing a passage of text with playback controls, a red smartwatch with playback controls dated Monday 20 August, and a dial graphic with marks radiating from a central point.A decibel-level gauge, a prompt to reconnect Spotify, and a hearing-test screen asking whether you can hear a tone.A device-scanning screen for a headphone, beside a line-art animation concept sheet listing its build stages.A portrait of a woman wearing headphones, layered photo cards, and the onboarding screen introducing the Channel Hop feature.
Black-and-white portraits of two people, one wearing an earbud, beside a hand holding an open earbuds case.
A smartwatch showing a heart-rate reading, an outdoor-walk start screen, and a heart-rate history chart with average, highest and lowest stats.Design references, a desert running photo and a running-track diagram close in shape to the app's running icon, shown beside the shipped health dashboard with its activity rings and stats tiles.A cycle-tracking legend screen, a low blood-oxygen alert threshold screen, and a weekly training-load chart rated from low to very high.A runner on a desert dune ridge with a measurement overlay, beside the app's AI running-coach dashboard and a message from its coach, Ash.Line-art sketches of an oval shape rounding into a circle, an AI running-coach card, and the same graphic shown on a smartwatch face.An activity-rings card, three sleep-tracking tiles in different states, and a detailed heart-rate screen with a daily chart.A dashboard layout-customisation screen, three stress-level cards with simple face icons, and a workout totals summary.A health-monitoring settings screen, a workout lock, play and stop control screen, and a smartwatch showing a large numeral three.
Summary
Nothing X brings Nothing and CMF audio and wearable devices into one app. I led its redesign as the ecosystem expanded, aligning the experience with the evolving Nothing OS design language. The work connected device management, personalisation, and new health and fitness features within a shared design foundation. The aim was a coherent structure across different product types, with room to support further devices and features as the ecosystem grows.