OptiFi

At UC Berkeley's AI Hackathon, my team and I created OptiFi, an all-in-one health app that uses AI to reduce the mental friction required to build healthy habits. We built a multitude of features, from computer vision calorie tracking to virtual AI health diagnostics. We were awarded as 1 of 8 finalists for the AI For Good Award and a $25,000 investment out of 1500+ competitors.

My Role

Serving as the product manager for my group, I led the full ideation process for the product, created an interactive high-fidelity prototype in Figma (40+ frames), and pitched our project to 20+ executives and judges (including Caroline Winnett and Sibyl Chen of the SkyDeck team).

Key Features

• Personalized Habit Tracking

  • Recommends healthy activities to plan in your schedule based on your diagnosis results with GPT-4o and automatically adds accepted events into your calendar with Google Calendar API.

• Nutrition Scanning

  • Using the camera app on any phone, snap a picture of any food and Anthropic’s Claude 3.5 Sonnet via the Amazon Bedrock API will analyze and log the amount of calories in each meal.

• AI Medical Diagnostic and Virtual Doctor

  • Utilizing OpenVINO on Intel Corporation's Tiber Developer Cloud, we provide healthy food recommendations based on previous meals.

• Fitness Metric Tracking

  • Displays all of your important health data in one easily consumable format to track health progression using NumPy and Pandas.

Frames from the deck:

See the full presentation here.

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