EatHarmony

EatHarmony logo
registration screen of EatHarmony
info page of EatHarmony (this is shown after email is registered, chosen items appear dark blue)
login screen of EatHarmony
home page of EatHarmony (appears on startup when user is already logged in)
profile page of EatHarmony (code will have user's profile picture rather than logo)

Inspiration

Noah's sister has recently graduated from college, and she was telling him that she finds it difficult to make time to eat, and know that she is always going to be within her budget, so we came up with the idea of an app that takes your food preferences and food budget, reminds you when you have free time to eat, and gives you suggestions of places you could eat nearby that suit your needs.

What it does

The app currently allows a new user to sign up, submit their preferences, and view locations that are nearby.

How I built it

The app was built using React Native.

Challenges I ran into

Almost everything seemed to cause a challenge - from finding the correct APIs to use, to having to constantly revert changes as they caused some function of the app not to work.

Accomplishments that I'm proud of

Each of us is proud of something different, as we all had varying levels of experience with the tools that we used. Maya was proud that she was able to design the logo and UI in software that she had not used before. Rick was proud that he was able to contribute to the project, as React Native is new to him. Isamu was proud of himself as he was able to bring a very useful task management strategy to the table that he learnt in one of his classes. Noah was proud of the restaurant page, as he spent a long time trying to make sure he included all of the content in a way that used the screen space well.