What it is
eSIMora is a consumer eSIM platform built at Devotel. You download a data plan without swapping a plastic SIM. Coverage is 180+ countries on the networks Devotel already had. The site is explicit about who it is for: travelers, remote workers, digital nomads — anyone who needs data on the move and does not want roaming surprise charges.
The homepage path is the product: choose a destination, say how long you are going, we show the pack. Destinations are countries and regions, not a SKU list. After purchase you can buy, activate, manage, and top up from the website or the app. Dual-SIM is the default story: keep the home number, use eSIM for data. Support is 24/7.
CMP is the B2B product on the same connectivity. eSIMora is what a person actually opens.
What I designed
Website and both store apps: catalog (country and region), packages, checkout, install, activate, manage, top-up, support, and the install guide plus device compatibility.
- Entry is destination, then duration, then a package — the same order the live site uses. Not a grid of every country with a price.
- Install is four steps, matching the product: download the app → choose destination and package → install the eSIM → activate. Scan / QR sits in that path because that is when the plan becomes a SIM.
- iOS and Android do not share a settings tree. The guide is two flows: iOS via Settings; Android via Settings → Connections. Compatibility is its own page: region and carrier (mainland China iPhones, some carrier-locked devices) decide whether install is even possible.
- Copy assumes the physical SIM stays. Dual-SIM is on the homepage for a reason.
100k downloads
Live at esimora.com, iOS, and Android. 100k downloads across the two stores. Purchase on web or in the app; install and top-up after.