RemindMe

Daniel Trejo-Garcia (Left) and Jonathan Escobedo (Right) created the RemindMe app with intentions of better password security.
Perssing the black question mark opens up tips for strong passwords.
Pressing the question mark again closes the tips.
Pressing the "Change Pass" button enables the ability to write a new password.
Pressing the "View Pass" button allows the user to view previously saved passwords.
Pressing the phones nfc chip against the RFID chip allows the user to view the password.

Inspiration

Forgetting important information is a common problem in any community. Our team members have often forgotten important passwords at times, leading to delays and frustration in getting work done.

What it does

The RemindMe app uses RFID technology to store important information like passwords on small NFC chips.

How we built it

We used MIT App Inventor and our programming knowledge to create this app. We created a simple user interface and we tested the app using NFC chips.

Challenges we ran into

It took a while to figure out how to program NFC chips using App Inventor. We also felt the time crunch of finishing the video before the project deadline.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

This app shows that something very important can be accomplished with very little code when using the right tools and technology.

What we learned

We learned how to focus our attention to get work done when given a specific task and deadline. We also enhanced our abilities to create apps and videos.