GDG-MuseTech
Made by:
- Lile Endeladze
- Salome Mikadze
- Ani Jvarsheishvili
- Besik Meskhia
(And one missing teammate who vanished before the hackathon even began... we hope they're okay.)
--- ## Inspiration
Our own team was the biggest inspiration! Some of us are studying for an Elementary School Teacher diploma, and with real classroom experience, we realized how overwhelming the workload can be. So, why not let AI—humanity’s greatest boon (and occasional bane) help make teachers' lives a little easier?
--- ## What It Does
Instead of targeting the global AI market, we focused on Georgian education. Our website hosts an AI named "Kona", trained on Georgian data, making it far better suited for local teachers.
With pre-built options, teachers can easily:
✅ Process book chapters
✅ Generate quizzes & tests
✅ Take notes for future revision
No need to wrestle with complex prompts—just pick, tweak, and go!
How We Built It
- Front-End: React, HTML, CSS
- Back-End: Python (FastAPI)
- Pre-Built Prompts: Custom-crafted for Georgian teachers
- Design & Implementation: A caffeine-fueled sprint of development
Our workflow was structured as follows:
- Come up with ideas
- Design while backend setup was happening
- Connect everything
4. Test, refine, and prepare for submission
Challenges We Faced
⏳ Lack of time – Less than 48 hours (if we skipped sleep) to plan, design, build, and make sure the site actually worked.
👥 Small team – We lost a member before the hackathon started. R.I.P. to their participation.
🖥️ Back-End & Front-End connection – None of us had experience making them work together, but thanks to some amazing mentors, we figured it out.
🌍 Hosting at 5 AM – Because why not make things even harder?
Accomplishments We're Proud Of
✅ We actually finished the project! (Even if it’s missing some features and has a "minimalist" design.)
✅ Worked as a team – Despite meeting just two days ago!
✅ Learned a ton – From web dev to AI to free hosting struggles.
What We Learned
- Back-End development (FastAPI is our new best friend)
- How hackathons actually work (spoiler: sleep is optional)
- Some Web Design (turns out, none of us are designers)
- How to host a website under pressure
- AI Agents are lurking among us
What's Next for MuseTech?
- Separate teacher and student accounts
- Let teachers create virtual classes & share materials
- Improve the design (or hire an actual designer)
- Add even more useful features
And who knows? Maybe one day, we’ll expand MuseTech beyond just this hackathon.
--- Thanks for reading, and huge shoutout to GDG and all the mentors who helped us make this happen!
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