Jason Spidle

Principal product designer

Ever.Ag Mobile

Dairy producers can check trading and insurance coverage in one app.

Role
Product design lead
Studio
Foundry, 2022 to 2024
Scope
Mobile app, Design system
Industry
Agriculture, SaaS

I pitched the Ever.Ag engagement and led design across its products. Producers can check positions, prices, and insurance coverage for their milk in the app. Our team established the design system, and I later took over maintaining it.

Producers can inspect dry whey prices by date or hide a series from the legend. The recording narrows the chart from a year to a month.
Three Ever.Ag phone screens side by side: open brokerage positions above recent transactions, the dry whey cash price above a calls percentile chart, and the insurance quarter overview above a quotes watchlist
Brokerage, markets, and insurance share the same cards, rows, and headers to keep the layout familiar as producers move between sections.
Producers can filter positions and trades by direction, with a link from each position to its market.
Producers can try different coverage levels with sliders. Saving the quote updates prices for each quarter.
A policy links to its documents and PDF, and each endorsement links back to its policy.
Each quarter breaks down dairy production by milk class. Closed quarters show when they settled, and open quarters show how long coverage is still available.
Producers can inspect prices by date across up to five years of history. Each futures month has its own page.
Ever.Ag brokerage home on a phone with open futures and options positions and their unrealized P&L above recent transactions
Brokerage opens with positions and their unrealized profit and loss. Recent transactions sit below, ready to expand.
Ever.Ag endorsement detail for 2026 Q3 Class III on a phone, with premium and estimated P&L above exchange pricing
The endorsement details put the premium and estimated profit and loss above exchange prices for the dairy products it covers.
Ever.Ag account overview on a phone showing negative margin excess above open cheese and wheat positions and their transactions
A margin shortfall appears before positions and transactions, putting the balance that needs attention first.