Pique

As college students, we know the struggle of professors clicking through slides full of heavily dense information. Ever wish you could just snap a picture and have it magically appear in your notes?

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Inspiration

As college students, we've all experienced professors clicking rapidly through slides full of dense information, words, and diagrams. Ever wished there was a way to take a picture of the slides and have them magically appear in your notes? Well now with Pique, you can!

What it does

After an onboarding process of connecting two devices together: you choose one "sender" (typically your phone) that sends the photos that you snap, and one "receiver" (typically your laptop or tablet) the device you want to store your notes/photos on. Afterwards, simply take a snap of your lecture slides and they can appear on your storage, documents, or favorite notetaking apps. We also feature customization and a sticker collection for some personalization.

How we built it

We mainly used Swift for compatibility among iOS users, and Dart (also known as Flutter) for compatibility among Windows/Android users.

Challenges we ran into

We mainly ran into compatibility issues.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

Our ability to work under time pressure and 4 hours of sleep.

What we learned

How to work with TCP ports and compatibility among different devices.

What's next for Pique

A way to share notes/snaps with friends or classmates to increase engagement and community.

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