Shop, owe, spend. One screen.

Shop straight from Tamara

Tamara sells products itself, like noon, including exclusives you can’t get anywhere else. The hero only shows what your limit can cover.

Payment options on every listing

Every listing shows the monthly price right under the total.

Credit, always in reach

The biggest upgrade. Your credit sits in the bottom bar on every screen and grows into the card when you tap it.

What's due

What you owe sits right under the hero, and disappears when nothing is due.

Paying feels like a win

Slide to pay, then watch your limit count back up.

No surprises at checkout

Every plan shows its monthly cost, fees and total before you approve.

Concentric corners

Nested shapes share a centre, so the inner corner is the outer one minus the gap.

Fluid motion

Two curves do most of the work. Sheets ease out like iOS, and anything that grows settles in softly.

Questions I’d ask

I don’t have the full picture of Tamara’s direction or future plans, so these are the first things I’d want to know.

• Does Tamara want to sell its own products, or keep working through partner stores?
• What do people look at first when they open the app?
• Do people like paying with a slide, or would they rather tap?
• On home, what matters more: shopping or paying what’s due?