Inspiration
When we were thinking of inspiration for the project, we first browsed through the categories in WaffleHacks. After thinking through our possible options, we decided on the Travel category. We first started with the idea of an Uber-inspired program, but adding a feature where the user could filter and query stops to meet their needs.
What it does
When an origin and destination are entered, the website stores the location information in a table. This information is provided through the Geoapify Autocomplete API. Afterwards, the user can also input more locations through "Add a new stop". Between two stops, the table will also display information about the times and fees, along with button linked up with Google Maps, Uber, and Lyft to provide travel and routing aids. If an OpenAI API Key is provided, using the "Travolate It" button will using AI to automatically.
How we built it
To build the app, we used the typical HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. For APIs, we used OpenAI and Geoapify.
Challenges we ran into
What's next for Travolator
Adding on, we can implement maps and routes within the website
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