A few months ago, I got stranded in unexpected rain while riding to an important hackathon presentation. Google Maps showed the fastest route, but not the flooded streets or sudden weather shift happening just a few kilometers ahead. I reached late, soaked, and frustrated. That day I realized navigation apps optimize for time, but not for real world weather conditions that actually affect daily commuters. So I started thinking, what if your route could adapt dynamically based on rain intensity, flooding probability, traffic, and public transport delays in real time? That experience became the starting point for Commute Weather Copilot, a smarter navigation assistant built for unpredictable weather conditions.
Built With
- api
- css
- docker
- express.js
- lite
- mapbox
- maps
- next.js
- node.js
- openweather
- postgresql
- react
- redis
- socket.io
- tailwind
- tensorflow
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