Stackup

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  The interface has three columns: add task, task list, and top priority task. Each task shows deadline and difficulty.

Inspiration

My inspiration came from a problem I had recently. During the holiday, I worked on many tasks, and when I went back to school, I felt confused about my lessons and my grades dropped.

What it does

The app finds which assignment you should do first, based on three factors: the assignment's deadline, its difficulty, and how long it takes to complete. The deadline is the most influential factor, followed by difficulty, and then the time needed. The weights are: deadline = 50%, difficulty = 30%, and time needed = 20%.

How I built it

I wrote the backend code myself, then asked ChatGPT to help me find the parts that would cause errors. I repeated this until no part of the code had errors. For the UI, UX, and frontend, I asked Claude to help me build them.

Challenges we ran into

The first challenge was that I only knew how to write backend code, so I couldn't write the UI, UX, and frontend. The second challenge was that I wanted to make the project accessible through a link, but hosting costs money, so I used free Hostinger hosting.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

I built my own web app that can be accessed through a link, so other people can see my project.

What we learned

I learned how to build a good app and how the logic of a good app's code works.

What's next for Stackup

I'm not sure yet what's next for Stackup. It was a sudden idea, but maybe I will add more features later.

Built With

• chatgpt
• claude
• colab
• python