ClickMeet

Calendar Screen
Welcome Screen
Results Screen

Inspiration

Ever struggle to find a time to hangout with all your friends? Ever struggle to figure out what to do? Need date ideas? We were inspired by these problems and aim to create a user-friendly website for anyone to use to help plan their hangouts with their peers that can satisfy their interest, budgets, and time conflicts.

What it does

ClickMeet is an organizational web application empowered by the Bootstrap Framework, allowing JavaScript, HTML, and CSS to flow seamlessly with Python and Firebase to work hand-in-hand with Google Gemini to generate fun activities based on a user's schedule.

Just put in your location, budget, interests, and available times for Gemini to generate 3 options to enjoy your days at. Additionally, you can invite friends to give their information to a joint schedule if you want to generate something fun for all of you to do.

How we built it

Frontend: Bootstrap, HTML, CSS, JavaScript Backend: Python (Flask), Firebase Generative AI Model: Google Gemini API

Challenges

We found it truly challenging to create the Firebase interface so that Gemini would be able to read different users' data from various devices. We also found it difficult to implement AI accurately without bogging down the system and making it run slowly

Features

-Features a dynamic, easy-to-use calendar and input system -Scalable with an infinite number of users -Takes location, budgets, and interests all into account -Gives multiple options -Links to find more information about a venue

What's next

-Adding personalized rooms so multiple groups can use website at once -Importing/Exporting to a file

Built With

Submitted to

Knight Hacks VIII

Created by

I mostly worked on developing the backend, but also spent a lot of time connecting it to the frontend using tools I had previously spent little time with, learning along the way.

Elliot Consolo
I worked on implementing the artificial intelligence brain into the project. I also worked to connect the various front end segments to the back end infrastructure.

Ethan Wood
I was responsible for implementing the backend components, including setting up the user login system using Python, and contributed to the creation of the HTML-based welcome page so that it'd work with the frontend.

Rohan Abraham
I designed and implemented the front-end interface. It was my first time using Bootstrap, but with guidance from my teammates, I was able to integrate interactive calendar features and help connect the app’s UI and functionality with the backend.

Gabriel Rogelio Sumalbag