The building blocks of a proof of concept for one of Argentina’s largest banks: an agent that suggests how much money to set aside and for how long, inside the bank’s existing app. Everything on this page runs on the same code as the prototype.
One rule holds the system together. Agua is reserved for the agent: if something is agua, the agent is saying or suggesting it.
Your $300,000 deposit matures on 12/9. Renew it for 30 more days.
A light, slightly violet-tinted surface, a deep “night” block with a glow for what matters, one intense action color and one accent for the agent.
How your money is split
Every segment has one label, placed right under it at the same width, so no color legend is needed. White is available money, lavender is money in deposits, and agua is the deposit the agent is talking about.
Schibsted Grotesk for everything: large, tight amounts with negative tracking, and calm, readable text at 15 px. Nothing below 12 px.
4 px grid and 18 px side margins. Radius grows with size: chips are pills, cards are 20, the night block is 26 and sheets are 32.
Cards and lists. --e-card
The one block per screen that matters most.
Bottom sheets over a scrim. --e-sheet
2 px stroke on a 24 px grid, rounded caps. The filled spark is the agent’s signature and only appears next to something the agent says.
Primary is violet. The agua button only opens a suggestion, it never confirms a money movement.
Bank words people already know, titles that lead to the action, and the fact before the ask. The app ships in Rioplatense Spanish; English below for reference.
Separá $300.000 por 30 díasSet aside $300,000 for 30 days
Tu plazo fijo de $300.000 vence el 9/12. Renovalo por 30 días más.Your $300,000 deposit matures on 12/9. Renew it for 30 more days.
Cómo está repartido tu dineroHow your money is split
¿Hacemos un plazo fijo de $300.000?Shall we set up a $300,000 deposit? (a question as a title)
Tu agente te proponeYour agent proposes (announcing the agent)
Libre / Separada / ColchónFree / Set aside / Cushion (invented words)