Protector lets people book short-term personal security. As the sole product designer for its booking experience on iPhone, I designed the steps for choosing a protector, selecting how they should be dressed, and adding escorted transportation. Each part of the service can be selected and confirmed in one guided flow.

Making a personal-security booking clear

  • The iPhone flow brings the people, the protectors’ attire, and the convoy into one request.

Start with the people

  • Booking starts with how many people need protection, whether someone is solo or in a group.
  • The app recommends how many protectors to assign from that count, and people can still change it.
The home screen, then the protectee and protector count
The home screen, then the protectee and protector count

The details matter

  • Made attire a choice within the flow: Business Formal, Business Casual, or Tactical Casual.
  • Each option shows a protector wearing it, so people choose by sight instead of by description.
Three dress codes, each shown on a protector
Three dress codes, each shown on a protector

The car is part of the booking

  • Escorted transportation sits in the same flow. Each car comes with a dedicated driver, and the app says how many the detail needs.
  • Pickup address, date, time, and duration are set on one screen instead of across separate bookings.
Choosing the convoy and where it meets you
Choosing the convoy and where it meets you

Check the whole request

  • Brought every selection together for review, each with its own Edit link.
  • Booking is for members only, so the membership fee sits beside the booking total before anyone pays.
  • Confirmation repeats the pickup details, and the detail leader texts to verify them.
Review, the membership step, and confirmation
Review, the membership step, and confirmation