At Vromm, I lead product design and development — creating a smarter, more structured way for students and instructors to plan, track, and complete driving practice together. Built solo using AI-assisted workflows.
Client
Vromm (Own Startup)
Duration
Ongoing (2025-Present)
Team
Solo founder with AI assistance
Role
Founder & Product Designer
Conducted field research with driving students and instructors across Skåne. Mapped Trafikverket's 16-step curriculum to identify where students struggle most. Found that the gap between lessons — where students practice with parents — was the biggest opportunity for improvement.
Used Cursor and AI-based tools to accelerate the entire design-to-development pipeline. React Native with Supabase backend. AI co-creation cut design and development time by 60-70%, allowing rapid iteration on gamified progress tracking and collaborative planning features.
Active pilot with driving schools and private users in Skåne. The app maps real-world driving routes to Trafikverket's curriculum with gamified progress tracking. Student-instructor pairs can plan practice sessions collaboratively. Preparing for 2025 public launch.
Really impressed with the user experience design and the integration with existing driving school workflows. This could transform how we teach driving.
Maria Andersson
Driving Instructor, Skåne
16
Curriculum Steps
60-70%
Dev Time Saved with AI
2025
Public Launch Year
Each of Trafikverket's 16 curriculum steps becomes a milestone in the app. Students can track their progress, earn badges, and see exactly where they are in their learning journey. The gamification keeps motivation high between lessons.

Vromm — progress tracking interface
Parents and teens can plan driving practice together — choosing routes, scheduling sessions, and tracking what curriculum steps each route covers. The app bridges the gap between professional lessons and private practice.

Vromm app — practice planning
By using Cursor and AI-based tools throughout the design-to-development pipeline, we achieved a 60-70% reduction in development time. This wasn't about replacing human decisions — it was about eliminating the mechanical work between them.

Desktop — instructor dashboard

Mobile — student view

Full-width: Vromm driving instruction platform overview

Vromm app interface
The app follows Trafikverket's official 16-step curriculum. Each step is mapped to real driving routes, making it easy for instructors to assign practice and for students to track what they've covered. AI feedback loops help identify weak areas before the exam.

Plan practice routes mapped to curriculum steps. GPS tracking shows what you've covered.

Gamified badges for each of the 16 steps. Motivation through visible progress.

Student-instructor and student-parent collaboration with shared calendars.

Vromm app — student dashboard

Instructor overview — desktop



Route planning

Progress tracking
Before and after the redesign

Driving instruction, reimagined
A React Native app that maps real-world driving routes to Trafikverket's 16 curriculum steps with gamified progress tracking.
React Native with Expo, Supabase for backend and auth, Cursor for AI-assisted development. Maps integration via Mapbox for route visualization.

16
Curriculum Steps
60-70%
Dev Time Saved
Cursor and AI tools throughout the pipeline. Not replacing decisions — eliminating mechanical work.
This could transform how we teach driving.
— Maria A.

Badge-based progression through Trafikverket curriculum.
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