Inspiration Everyone has bad habits they want to quit, but most habit-breaking apps only track your progress. We wanted to build something that actually stops you before you do the habit.
What it does Nope connects to AI wearable bands and learns your movements to recognize bad habits. When it detects a habit, it sends a reminder to stop. If you continue, it can trigger consequences, like donating $5 to charity through Stripe.
How we built it We used the Vexo wearable band to recognize movements, connected it to our app for real-time alerts, and integrated Stripe for customizable financial consequences.
Challenges we ran into Distinguishing bad habits from similar everyday movements, sending alerts quickly, and working around the band's lack of haptic feedback.
Accomplishments that we're proud of Building a prototype that connects wearable motion recognition with real-time interventions and financial accountability.
What we learned Wearables can do more than track behavior. They can actively help people change it.
What's next for Nope Improve detection accuracy, support more habits, add direct haptic feedback, and introduce more customizable consequences.
