One of our team members, Aiden, has ADHD. We were moved when he shared his perspective and story. So, we created this app to help people with ADHD track time effectively and be more productive. 🔥🌟
Attentify is a specialized productivity tool designed specifically for individuals with ADHD. It aims to assist them in managing their tasks and improving their focus and study habits. The core features of Attentify include:
- Effortless Note-Taking: A user-friendly note-taking system that allows for the quick creation, editing, and organization of notes, ideal for capturing thoughts and ideas spontaneously. 📝🎨
- Pomodoro Timer Integration: Incorporates the Pomodoro technique, facilitating focused work sessions interspersed with short breaks. This feature is particularly beneficial in managing attention spans and preventing fatigue. 🍅⏳
- AI-Powered Assistance: Includes an AI assistant that simplifies complex tasks into smaller, manageable steps, aiding users in overcoming the overwhelm often associated with large or daunting tasks. 🤖🚀
- Calendar Functionality: A calendar feature for visual scheduling and time management, helping reinforce routine and organization, which can be particularly helpful for individuals with ADHD. 📅🌈
Overall, Attentify is beneficial for its targeted approach to the specific challenges faced by those with ADHD, offering practical solutions to enhance productivity, focus, and overall task management. 🚀✨
We built it with HTML, CSS, Javascript, and React. 💻🔧
We encountered challenges while connecting OpenAI to our backend and frontend. We overcame these challenges by being creative, even when we were burnt out and felt like quitting. Additionally, we faced challenges using CSS to align and format our complex plans. We overcame this through research and leveraging each other's specific skills. 🤔💡
We are proud of creating an app prototype that could one day help many people who suffer from procrastination and time management issues, especially members of the ADHD community. 🏆🎉
We learned how to work as a team, both technically through GitHub and emotionally by considering each other's strengths, weaknesses, and feelings. 🤝🧠
- A Phone App:
- The phone app will have an alarm system that requires you to input a code into a computer to turn it off. This incentivizes the user to take the first step to begin working again after too many breaks. 📱🔒
- Reminder System:
- Collects both focus data and notifies the user to stay focused.
- Provides focus statistics at the end of each month to help the user find times in their day where they are most productive. 📊🔔
- Accountability Partner/Streaks:
- Implement a friend system where you and your buddies can hold 'productivity streaks' where you both simultaneously are hitting your set goals. 👫📈
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
In the project directory, you can run:
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Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in your browser.
The page will reload when you make changes.
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Launches the test runner in the interactive watch mode.
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Builds the app for production to the build folder.
It correctly bundles React in production mode and optimizes the build for the best performance.
The build is minified and the filenames include the hashes.
Your app is ready to be deployed!
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