Inspiration

We're constantly being shown other people's experiences on social media. We wish our lives were as exciting, but struggle take actions to turn abstract ideas into reality. Instead of going out and having our own experiences, we too often resort to just being entertained by the lives of others. Let's aims to solve this problem.

What it does

Let's streamlines the process of making plans with friends, using AI to generate custom tailored itineraries that guarantee the most unforgettable experiences planned in the least amount of time.

Users are able to easily set their own personal preferences. Then, they can connect with their friends and create optional, pre-existing friend groups.

Then, users can interact with a streamlined flow to established with whom, when, and where they'd like to make plans. The app presents the user with an array of personalized activity ideas in card-stack format, which they can then swipe left or right on. Other users invited to the plan are presented with similar choices, and the app consolidates everyone's choices into a fully fleshed out itinerary. Users are able to access upcoming plans on the app, maximizing ease of use and minimizing the work one has to do to have meaningful, social experiences.

How we built it

We used Codex and Expo, as well as vscode.

Challenges we ran into

We tried implementing Dedaluslabs AI agent but ran into access issues with the platform. As it was our first hackathon, we faced a steep learning curve in the beginning as we familiarized ourselves with available tools and decided which ones were optimal for this project.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We are proud of creating a fully functional, streamlined UI that connects with a backend.

What we learned

We learned out to create a full stack, got exposed to various programming tools, and generally how to implement our existing skills to real projects.

What's next for Let's

Improving our AI implementation to give fully tailored suggestions, and polishing the UI design.

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