Product design question

How would you improve Apple Wallet?

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What this question tests

Basic product sense: identifying a real user pain point in a familiar app and proposing a focused improvement.

Name Wallet's core users: people storing cards, transit passes, tickets, ID, and loyalty cards.
Pick one underused feature area, such as loyalty cards, and state its current pain point.
Propose a specific fix, such as auto surfacing the right loyalty card or ticket based on location and time.
Explain the mechanism: geofencing and calendar integration to detect context.
Define a success metric, like Wallet open to use rate for the targeted card type.

Picks a concrete, underserved use case, boarding passes buried among many cards, instead of a vague answer.
Proposes surfacing the relevant pass automatically near a gate or store using signals Apple already has.
Gives an illustrative metric, reducing time to find the right pass from an assumed 15 seconds to 3.

Suggesting unrelated features like a budgeting dashboard instead of improving Wallet's core job.
No success metric to know if the change worked.

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