Togather
Scope of work
Research | App Design | Wireframe | Figma | Branding | Ad Campaign | Copywriting
Togather is a Native‑led connection app created to bring Indigenous people across the United States closer to one another in a way that feels authentic, safe, and culturally grounded. This project focuses on building a space where Native identity is the foundation, a place where dating, friendship, and community can grow without the misrepresentation or invisibility often felt on mainstream platforms. Rooted in trust, culture, and fun, Togather aims to make meaningful connection more accessible for Indigenous people, no matter where they live.-
Indigenous people make up a small percentage of the U.S. population, which makes finding culturally aligned connection difficult. Mainstream platforms often overlook or misrepresent Native identity, leaving people without a space that feels safe, authentic, or truly theirs. Togather needed a clear way to position itself as the modern, Native‑led platform built specifically to bring Indigenous people together.
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Connection isn’t just about matching — it’s about being understood. Indigenous users want a space where identity doesn’t need to be explained, defended, or diluted. They’re looking for community that reflects their humor, values, and lived experiences. By centering cultural respect and Native identity from the start, Togather can offer a kind of connection mainstream apps simply aren’t built to provide.
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We shaped a brand and product framework that positions Togather as “the first modern, Native‑led social platform built specifically for Indigenous people across the United States.” The app’s design, tone, and features emphasize cultural grounding, safety, and fun, creating a space where friendship, dating, and community feel intentional and celebrated.
Ad Campaign
Find Yours
This campaign highlights the three pillars of Togather, love, friendship, and community, through Indigenous visual metaphors. Forms like two quilled earrings shaping a heart or intertwined feather and beaded bracelets symbolize connection, balance, and shared presence, reflecting the many ways people come together.
