# Camille Haïdar > Brand, website and iOS app, designed and built by one senior designer on a monthly subscription. Requests back in 48 hours. Pause anytime. Camille Haïdar is an independent product and brand designer based in Barcelona who designs and builds: brands, websites (Framer or code) and iOS apps. He works with founders on one monthly subscription. ## The offer - Price: €3,860 per month (a month is 31 days of work), launch price until 31 December 2026, locked in for subscribers (regular price €4,500). Pay in EUR, USD, GBP or CHF. - Unlimited requests, worked one at a time - Each request back in 48 hours - Brand: logo, type, colour and the assets around them - Websites and stores, designed and built, live on your domain - iOS apps: flows, paywalls and screens, designed and built - SEO and AI search, built into every page - Pause anytime, unused days stay banked - Only me, never outsourced - Not included: Copywriting: I design around your words; Backend and Android; Photo, video, illustration and 3D production; Ads, email and social campaigns - Not a fit in your first week? You get 75% back. - Book a 15-minute call: https://camillehaidar.com/call - Contact: contact@camillehaidar.com ## Work - Who Liked (Social game, iOS): 10M downloads, #1 on the App Store. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wholiked-guess-likes-reposts/id6742410648 - Villa Abrazos (Luxury hotel, Belize): +120% bookings in the first month. https://villaabrazos.com - Merci Internet (Games and venues, France): Doubled paid conversion. https://merciinternet.com - Atlas Photo Map (Photos and travel, iOS): My own app, designed, built and shipped. https://atlasphotomap.com - Santelle (Women’s health, Switzerland): 2× sales since the new website launch. https://santelle.com - Tavolini (Murano glass design): Live 11 days after kickoff. https://tavolini.com - GINA (Swimwear, e-commerce): Identity and store, from scratch. https://ginaswimwear.com - Hubway (AI for transport hubs): Deployed in 4+ airports. https://hubway.ai - The Quest (Startup studio, Paris): Head of Design, brand and product. https://jointhequest.co ## Questions - How does the subscription work? One flat monthly fee. A month is 31 days of work. You add as many requests as you like to your board, I work them one at a time in the order you set, and each one comes back within 48 hours. - What counts as one request? One page, one flow or one set of assets. A full website or a full app is several requests, split into milestones we agree on up front and shipped piece by piece. - Are the 48 hours real? Counted on business days, every time. Bigger requests ship in pieces, so something always moves. After delivery you can ask for as many changes as you want. - Can I pause? Yes, from a link, anytime. Your unused days stay banked and come back when you resume. You can keep adding requests while paused. - Framer or code? Websites are built in Framer by default, so your team edits them without me. When a site needs more, I build it in code, like atlasphotomap.com. Apps get their screens built in SwiftUI, ready for your developers to wire up, or dev-ready Figma if your team works in another stack. - Do you write the copy? No. You know your customers better than anyone. I design around your words, and Claude can help you draft them. A rough draft is fine, an empty section isn’t. - Who does the work? Me, start to finish. Nothing is outsourced, and every file stays in your accounts. - What if it’s not a fit? Stop in your first week and you get 75% of your first month back. No questions asked. ## Pages - [Pricing](https://camillehaidar.com/pricing) - [Work](https://camillehaidar.com/work) - [About](https://camillehaidar.com/about) - [Testimonials](https://camillehaidar.com/testimonials) ## Journal - [Design subscription vs agency vs freelancer: which one a founder should pick](https://camillehaidar.com/journal/design-subscription-vs-agency-vs-freelancer): How the three ways to buy design compare on speed, cost, commitment and who does the work, and when each one is the right call. - [How to brief a designer so the first version is the right one](https://camillehaidar.com/journal/how-to-brief-a-designer): The three things every design brief needs, a template you can copy, and the mistakes that cost a week of revisions. ## Operating system (for clients) - [How to Brief](https://camillehaidar.com/os/how-to-brief): Input = output. The three things every brief needs, and the template. - [How to give feedback](https://camillehaidar.com/os/how-to-give-feedback): Five rules that get you what you want in one round instead of three. - [Let Claude write your briefs](https://camillehaidar.com/os/let-claude-write-your-briefs): One prompt that turns your notes into a brief in the right format. - [Power Users: Claude to Trello](https://camillehaidar.com/os/power-users-claude-to-trello): Let your own Claude drop finished briefs straight into your board. - [Example brief: Brand identity](https://camillehaidar.com/os/example-brief-brand-identity): The identity and store of GINA, written in the How to Brief format. - [Example brief: Website Page](https://camillehaidar.com/os/example-brief-website-page): The brief behind the pricing page of camillehaidar.com. - [Example brief: App Flow](https://camillehaidar.com/os/example-brief-app-flow): The onboarding of Atlas Photo Map, an iOS app I designed, built and shipped. - [Terms and how it works](https://camillehaidar.com/os/terms-and-how-it-works): The essentials of the subscription, in plain language.