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🧹 ClearView

AI Software Lifecycle Cleaner

Built for BNY | Best AI Hack | Best App | Auritas Data Viz | Snowflake


💡 Overview

ClearView is an AI-powered web application that intelligently cleans and analyzes messy software inventory data, giving organizations instant visibility into their technology lifecycle.

Upload a CSV or text export of software assets, and ClearView will:

  • 🧠 Normalize vendor, product, and version names using the Gemini API
  • Predict End-of-Support (EOS) dates using rule-based logic or a reference dataset
  • 📊 Visualize lifecycle health and risk through an interactive dashboard
  • 💾 Export a fully cleaned dataset ready for audits and compliance reports

ClearView helps IT and compliance teams quickly identify outdated or high-risk software — saving hours of manual data cleanup.


🧠 Why It Stands Out

  • ⚙️ AI Automation: Gemini AI intelligently standardizes inconsistent data
  • 📈 Insightful Dashboards: Real-time lifecycle KPIs and risk breakdowns
  • 💻 Lightweight & Local: Works fully offline with no external dependencies
  • 🚀 Hackathon-Ready: Fully buildable and demoable in under 10 hours

⚙️ Tech Stack

Layer Technology
Frontend React (Vite) + TailwindCSS + Chart.js
Backend Node.js + Express + Prisma ORM
Database SQLite (local file database)
AI Integration Gemini API
Visualization Chart.js / Plotly
Optional Snowflake API (for cloud data storage)

🧩 Key Features

✅ Upload and parse CSV or text logs
✅ AI-powered name normalization via Gemini
✅ EOS prediction and lifecycle risk tagging
✅ Clean visual KPIs with charts and tables
✅ Export cleaned CSV for external use


🏁 How to Run Locally

git clone https://github.com/yourorg/clearview
cd clearview
cd backend
npm install
npx prisma migrate dev --name init
npm run dev
# → Runs on http://localhost:3000

cd ../frontend
npm install
npm run dev
# → Opens at http://localhost:5173

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