Validated proof · Jersey Publishers-built product

One playful idea. Four product surfaces. One unmistakable brand.

My Nail Art shows what Jersey Publishers means by a digital-solutions partner: shape the identity, build the product, adapt it for each platform, publish the public proof, and keep improving the system.

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WEBCHROMEANDROIDiOS RELEASE CANDIDATE

Move your pointer. Click or tap anywhere. The mascot will bring the polish.

PUBLIC, SOURCE-BACKED PROOF

Not a concept deck. A working brand system.

Public availability was verified August 29, 2026. Availability is evidence of execution—not a claim of sales, adoption, or Apple approval.

LIVE

Public website

Live brand and product destination

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LIVE

Chrome extension

Version 4.1.5 · 49 languages

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LIVE

Android app

Version 1.9.0 · free to install

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PENDING APPLE

Universal iOS build

iPhone + iPad release candidate

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ONE BRAND · EVERY SURFACE

Sixty seconds. The whole build story.

A newly produced narrated film assembled from the actual brand, store, website, Android, Chrome, iPhone, and iPad assets.

01:001280 × 720Narrated · captions included

What you will see

IdentityOne mascot and visual system that travels.
ChromeCapture, design all ten, and create the handoff.
AndroidA live, free, touch-first private studio.
Web + iOSA public destination and an honest pending Apple gate.

Read the film transcript +

00:00Meet My Nail Art—an idea Jersey Publishers turned into a complete digital brand.

00:04One playful mascot became a recognizable identity across the web, Chrome, Android, and a universal iPhone and iPad release package.

00:10The Chrome Web Store lists forty-nine interface languages, giving the brand a product language designed to travel.

00:16In Chrome, users can capture inspiration, design all ten nails, and create an appointment-ready visual passport—privately on their device.

00:25On Android, My Nail Art becomes a touch-first studio with photo palettes, local saving, and user-chosen sharing.

00:34Its website unifies the story, product education, privacy, support, and store paths.

00:41The iOS experience is built and locally tested; App Store distribution and approval remain separate pending steps.

00:50Together, this is one connected brand system: identity, product, launch assets, documentation, and continuous improvement.

00:56That is validated proof of the Jersey Publishers method. Let’s build your next digital foundation.

BRAND IDENTITY THAT SCALES

Same character. Different context. No identity drift.

The current product uses one canonical mascot across seven selectable visual themes. The Chrome Web Store lists 49 interface languages. That is a scalable product language—not a claim that every global market is already launched.

7selectable visual themes

49store-listed interface languages

4connected product surfaces

Theme 1Theme 2Theme 3Theme 4Theme 5Theme 6Theme 7

THE SHOWCASE ACTIVATION

The mascot does not just sit there. She reacts.

For this Jersey Publishers case study, the mascot was reimagined as an interactive guide inspired by My Nail Art’s existing rainbow polish shelf. Move the pointer, then click or tap anywhere to create a temporary polish explosion.

Decorative only · never blocks a real click · reduced-motion aware · effects can be switched off

THE PRODUCT ECOSYSTEM

Each platform earns its place.

The experience is adapted to the strengths and constraints of each surface instead of forcing the same screen everywhere.

LIVE · CHROME WEB STORE

From a webpage detail to an appointment-ready plan.

The Chrome extension opens beside the page, captures only after the user asks, stores work locally, designs all ten nails, and exports a clear Appointment Passport.

Exact visible-area snipping
Private inspiration library
Layer, palette, and placement controls
Share image, stylist PNG, SVG, and project export

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LIVE · GOOGLE PLAY

A bright, touch-first studio—free to install today.

Android becomes a native-feeling mobile workflow with the system Photo Picker, a user-triggered camera, on-device color extraction, local saving, and the Android share sheet.

No account and no advertising
Photo-to-palette on the device
Complete ten-nail editing
User-controlled save and sharing

Install free on Google Play

LIVE · PUBLIC WEBSITE

A product feels legitimate when the entire public story agrees.

The My Nail Art website connects the identity, product education, privacy model, support path, platform pages, and store destinations into one coherent home.

Visit My Nail Art

RELEASE CANDIDATE · NOT ON THE APP STORE

Built for iPhone and iPad. Honest about the remaining Apple gates.

The universal iOS target has native Apple photo flows, fresh Simulator builds, automated QA, and a development-signed device launch. Apple Distribution signing, upload, TestFlight, App Review, and approval are still pending.

Universal iPhone + iPad target
54 of 54 automated mobile checks passed
Development-signed build launched on an iPhone
No public iOS availability claimed

WHAT JERSEY PUBLISHERS IMPLEMENTED

More than a website. A connected delivery system.

The proof is the relationship between the pieces: identity informs product; product informs launch; launch feedback informs the next improvement.

Brand system

A recognizable name, mascot, palette, writing voice, seven selectable visual themes, and one identity that survives a change of screen.

Product strategy

A sharp user job: turn scattered inspiration into a complete, appointment-ready plan for all ten nails.

Browser product

A Manifest V3 Chrome extension with user-triggered capture, private local storage, editing, exports, and a side-panel workflow.

Android experience

A touch-first app with system photo selection, camera support, on-device palettes, ten-nail editing, local saving, and native sharing.

Apple release package

A universal iPhone and iPad target, native Apple photo flows, fresh Simulator QA, and a locally tested release candidate.

Public website

A responsive home for product education, visual storytelling, privacy, support, platform paths, and store conversion.

Launch system

Store media, listing copy, privacy disclosures, release notes, platform pages, packaging, and source-backed status language.

Continuous improvement

Platform-specific iterations, accessibility work, reliability hardening, documentation, and a backlog that keeps the system moving.

EVIDENCE-BACKED EVOLUTION

From a nail-set idea to a real platform system.

The timeline uses recoverable release packets, source history, local QA evidence, and current public listings. It does not invent an origin date or pretend a pending gate is complete.

EARLY BUILDS

The ten-nail studio takes shape

Release packets show starter looks, complete-set design, visual themes, and stylist exports. The surviving history does not establish an exact original concept date.

JUL 11

Browser inspiration becomes a workflow

Capture Studio, exact-area snipping, the side panel, Appointment Passport, accessibility work, and internationalization arrive in the v3.5 line.

JUL 12

My Studio organizes the product

The v4.0 line turns scattered tools into a more coherent private dashboard and project flow.

JUL 15–18

Reliability, website, and Chrome QA

Capture-session hardening lands, the traceable website history begins, and Chrome v4.1.5 completes local release QA.

AUG 13

Android reaches Google Play

The current public listing is updated to version 1.9.0 and offers a free install. Shared platform sources and launch assets are consolidated.

AUG 26

Universal iOS release candidate

Fresh iPhone and iPad Simulator builds pass automated checks; a development-signed device build launches locally. Distribution signing, TestFlight, and App Review remain.

AUG 29

Validated proof snapshot

Website, Chrome, and Android are publicly reachable. iOS is presented at its real gate—built and locally tested, but not submitted or approved.

WHAT THIS PROVES FOR A MEMBER

A real method, not an unlimited-labor promise.

Jersey Publishers launches the member’s highest-priority digital foundation, then completes one clearly scoped improvement at a time. My Nail Art demonstrates the depth of the capability—not that a multi-platform application is included in the base membership.Explore the Founding Ten offer

WEEK 1

Discover

Find the real problem, audience, and desired outcome.

WEEK 2

Define

Agree on scope, success metric, and acceptance criteria.

WEEK 3

Build

Create and test the agreed digital improvement.

WEEK 4

Publish + learn

Release with approval, document it, and choose what moves next.

Major websites, production applications, migrations, and multi-platform builds require a separate written scope, price, and schedule. Public availability, store approval, traffic, sales, and revenue are never guaranteed.

PROOF SOURCES

Inspect the live work yourself.

YOUR BRAND CAN HAVE A NEXT CHAPTER

Start with the highest-priority digital foundation.

Then keep moving—one bounded, visible improvement at a time.

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