Inspiration
- The original idea came from long commutes to campus.
- Opening a traditional transit app gives you a raw list of departure times
- But doesn't help you be productive during a commute
- Would've wasted a whole hour of commute doing nothing
What it does
- SHIFT is a display
- Displays the best route to a location, and other routes for personal preference
- Task tracker to determine which tasks are doable within the timeframe
- Uses Google directions API to check real time data on how crowded the bus is, and how productive a person can be in that bus
How we built it
- Built the frontend using Next.js, Tailwind CSS, to make a elegant and minimal UI
- Used Gemini API and Direction API from Google to implement the route tracking, information, explanations and task optimizing
Challenges we ran into
- Centering the UI
## Accomplishments that we're proud of
- Completing the project within 7 hours
## What we learned
- It is possible to get a minimal viable product in 7 hours
## What's next for Commute Web-app
- Polishing the UI
- Adding real time location tracking
- Can warn you on how close you are to your stop so you don't miss your stop
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