ScopeSprint

Inspiration

Many projects fail before the first task is created because the original request is too vague. ScopeSprint was built to help freelancers, product teams, hackathon teams, and small organizations turn ambiguity into a practical plan before execution starts.

What it does

ScopeSprint turns a messy client request, meeting note, or product idea into an execution-ready scope package. A user creates a project, pastes the raw request, answers structured clarification questions, and receives an editable plan with a problem statement, target users, in-scope and out-of-scope items, assumptions, acceptance criteria, milestones, a risk radar, and a stakeholder update.

The app includes a clarity score, saved project dashboard, Compare Mode for before-and-after review, and Export Brief for a copyable project summary.

How we built it with MeDo

We used MeDo to generate the full-stack app from a structured product prompt. The build conversation was organized in layers: product workflow, data model, screen requirements, deterministic generation rules, UI polish, and a focused bug-fix pass.

MeDo created the dashboard, intake flow, clarification workflow, scope package editor, compare view, export modal, persistent project storage, and responsive UI. We then used a follow-up MeDo prompt to fix repeated-save duplication, make Compare Mode work immediately after generation, and de-duplicate exported briefs.

Challenges we ran into

The main challenge was making an AI-generated productivity app reliable enough for a live judge walkthrough. The first version worked, but repeated saves could duplicate milestones and risks. We tested the workflow, found the issue, and used MeDo's iterative editing flow to fix it.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We shipped a complete planning workflow: dashboard, intake, clarification, generated scope package, compare view, export modal, and persistent saved projects. The app is useful immediately with sample data and a polished demo path.

What we learned

A strong MeDo app starts with a strong build conversation. Clear requirements, demo data, edge cases, and explicit interaction rules made the generated app much better than a loose one-line prompt.

What's next for ScopeSprint

Next steps include team collaboration, PDF export, richer templates for common project types, and integrations with task managers and calendars.

Built With

• lucide-icons
• medo
• react
• shadcn/ui
• supabase
• tailwind-css
• typescript
• vite