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AvoCardio

Description

Team

Sarah Fong (SarahFongHacks), Justin Goodman (Jgoody4), Thomas Ng (hicbag), Brian Nguyen (Brian1226)

Github Link

https://github.com/Brian1226/AvoCardio

Problem Statement

Many people aren't maintaining a healthy diet and participating in regular exercises, which can deteriorate their wellbeing. Some challenges that prevent people from tracking their dietary and fitness habits include lack of awareness of the nutritional content in the food being consumed, failure to create a structured meal plan or workout plan, discouragement from using unintuitive applications or relying on pen-and-paper methods (which can be easily forgotten), boredom due to limited variety in recipes and workouts, and the negligence of tracking calorie intake. In the current market, there are applications that focus on recipes or ones that focus on workouts, but rarely both. In addition, these applications' features may be complicated to use, their user interface may be bloated and not user-friendly, and they may cost money.

Solution

AvoCardio is an user-friendly, all-in-one resource for everyone to use in order to improve their wellbeing. This web application simplified the process of searching for detailed recipes, generating personalized meal plans, creating shopping lists, and tracking calories burned from workouts.

Technologies Used

  • Python
  • HTML5
  • CSS3
  • SQLite
  • Flask
  • Bootstrap

Deployment

https://avocardio.onrender.com/

Table of Contents

Installation

Install these (preferably the latest versions)

python3
pip3

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/Brian1226/AvoCardio.git

Install all dependencies

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Run the application

python3 run.py

Demo

Quick demo of the app

Credits

Bootstrap5

Flaticon

Freepik

API

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License

License: MIT