Growth

Inspiration

Our inspiration was the high rate of plant failure and lack of general knowledge surrounding gardening practices, and we wanted to improve that.

It tracks plant growth and detects disease within a digital garden, utilizing the Gemini API for scans and also a personalized chatbot.

We used React for the frontend and Java Spring Boot and PostgreSQL for the backend and the Gemini API in the backend.

Integrating the front end and back end was often troublesome, and so was deciding what features we wanted to implement.

Getting our core features down in little time after transitioning off a different idea, and our digital garden is fun to look at and play with.

The brainstorming step is a way more important step than you realize, and it's crucial to lay out your project before you start.

We hope to expand Growth by adding more features such as a leaderboard with your friends.

I worked mostly on the backend, the Spring Boot Java, and the PostgreSQL database and connecting the front end with the back end.

Tony Yin
Worked on the front-end, helped make designs and presentation

John Paul Andales
I worked on the front-end such as the architecture and different features that the web-app has.

Aman M
My main contributions came with the front end. I used REACT, Tailwind CSS, and Figma Styling and Dynamic Animations to create the front end.

Kyle Fernandez

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