## Overview

We made a gorgeous website to plan flights with Jet Blue's data sets. Come check us out!
## Inspiration

We were inspired by the numerous Facebook posts, Slack messages, WeChat messages, emails, and even Google Sheets that students at Stanford create in order to coordinate Ubers/Lyfts to the airport as holiday breaks approach. This was mainly for two reasons, one being the safety of sharing a ride with other trusted Stanford students (often at late/early hours), and the other being cost reduction. We quickly realized that this idea of coordinating rides could also be used not just for ride sharing to the airport, but simply transportation to anywhere!

## What it does

Students can access our website with their .edu accounts and add "trips" that they would like to be matched with other users for. Our site will create these pairings using a matching algorithm and automatically connect students with their matches through email and a live chatroom in the site.

## How we built it

We utilized Wix Code to build the site and took advantage of many features including Wix Users, Members, Forms, Databases, etc. We also integrated SendGrid API for automatic email notifications for matches.

## Challenges we ran into

## Accomplishments that we're proud of

Most of us are new to Wix Code, JavaScript, and web development, and we are proud of ourselves for being able to build this project from scratch in a short amount of time.

## What we learned

## What's next for Runway
## Inspiration

Me: Hey Arkady, do you happen to remember that really cool podcast you sent me on Facebook a while ago? What about that hilarious photo you shared with me on telegram?

For those moments when you're not down to scroll back through months of conversation for that one link your buddy sent you in that random group chat.

## What it does

Provides an archive of links for later access so the good links don't get lost between the many messaging services and cumbersome group chats that exist in the space.

## How I built it

90% CSS.js, 9% Assembly.js 1% Verilog.js 10% Sweat.js

## Challenges I ran into

Javascript

## Accomplishments that I'm proud of

Convincing Arkady to wear that bike seat cover on his head for the whole hackathon.

## What I learned

How To JS

## What's next for keep-up

IPO