2026 · Concept

SitterBolt

A two-sided marketplace for babysitting. The hardest thing to design here isn't the booking flow — it's the fold, because a parent handing over their child needs the safety answer before anything else.

RoleDesign & build

TypeMarketplace concept

SidesParents and sitters

StatusLive demo

Light blue-to-cream gradient hero reading Find Your Perfect Babysitter in minutes not hours, with two buttons and a row of three trust signals — Home — every element below the headline is answering "is this safe?"

Every element in the fold is trust work

Both sides get a button. "Find a Babysitter" in blue, "Become a Sitter" in amber, side by side and equally sized. A marketplace that only courts demand starves.
The proof row is specific. Bank-level security, 100% verified sitters, $1M insurance coverage — three concrete claims, each with an icon, sitting directly under the buttons where hesitation happens.
The headline names the pain, not the product. "in minutes, not hours" is the actual complaint about arranging childcare.
Warm gradient, not clinical white. Blue-to-cream with faint line-art icons drifting in the background. It reads as domestic rather than institutional, which matters for the category.
Blue for parents, amber for sitters. The two-colour split is used consistently for the two audiences throughout the page.

A concept build. The figures on the page — 50,000+ families, the insurance amount — are placeholders for a real business's numbers, not claims about an operating service.