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Track 01 · Glow Up

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Vibe Style
Track 01GDG Brooklyn
Vibe Style

This app is a conversational AI stylist for your closet: it asks about your mood, who you’re dressing for, and the occasion (or trip details), then generates complete, head-to-toe outfits pulled from your own digitized wardrobe — shown as e-commerce-style look cards with Add to Bag, Favorite, and Customize options. It also handles multi-person trip packing (partner/family), weather-aware travel essentials, and destination-only shopping suggestions, all wrapped in a friendly “best friend stylist”

I assumed the hard part would be the styling logic. It wasn’t, the hard part was getting the AI to remember it already knew you were shopping solo, and to stop asking.

Film Room
Track 01GDG Brooklyn
Film Room

Film Room turns a phone video of one pickup basketball possession into a coach's breakdown — annotated video, real spatial analytics, and a bridge to the NBA action it resembles — so you learn to read the game by studying your own film.

The model turned out to be far better at reading basketball than at telling my friends apart — it diagnosed the blown switch instantly but couldn't reliably say who blew it, which forced me to design the whole system so the tactical read still holds when player identification fails.

ISLE-VIEW-MOLLY
Track 01ISLE-VIEW-MOLLY
ISLE-VIEW-MOLLY

AURADEX is an AI-powered desktop productivity application built with Electron and modern web technologies. It provides an interactive workspace with analytics, project management tools, and AI-assisted features in a single interface. The goal is to help users stay productive while managing projects efficiently.

I expected the hardest part to be building the interface, but integrating multiple features into a smooth desktop experience was the bigger challenge. I also learned that small performance optimizations can significantly improve the user experience.