An android/desktop application that tracks family chores, tasks, groceries, points, and more
A hackathon winning-app based on the idea of being a family-helping device. Keep track of individual chores, points, tasks, groceries, and see analytics at a glance. See more information on the hackathon event here
Think of your smart thermostat, it's typically at the front of the home close to the entrance. With this, it aims to be in a similar location on a touch-screen enabled device where anyone in the family can interact with it. Parents can assign chores with a point value and then anyone in the family can do the chores. Once someone completes the chore, they have points added to their name and they can see it reflected in the graphs on the home page of the app. Additional information such as task reminders, grocery lists, and more are also an option. If for some reason someone does not want to interact with the device here, they can use the android application to access the same information.
- Java FX for UI
- JFoenix for modern UI components
- Google Firebase for the database
- Gradle for depedency and build management
- Android Studio and IntelliJ for development
Project made possible by Jacob Cuomo, Anuj Cloudherry, (Emily) Thi Nguyen, Nathan, Brad Arnold, Austin Fine, Daniel Wiseman, and Joshua Cox.