Solver

I love how it shows your iterations to achieve accuracy, provides suggested actionable responses, and uses categories to inspire conversation starters.

Also, the NYC resources section serves as a great community-based solution list that translates into practical, real-life help.

The logo is excellent and completely self-explanatory.

Moving forward, I’d suggest continuing to train it and updating the color scheme to make it more appealing across all demographics. It would also be great to think about it as a mobile companion app.

This has a lot of marketing potential. Great work!

Great work on your Solver app project — your slide deck does a nice job of presenting what the eventual app will look like and how it will function. The eventual app will let users tap one of ten everyday categories like Health, Tech, Money, Fitness, and Motivation, or simply type their own problem, giving people flexibility in how they interact with it. The history feature is also a smart addition because users can revisit past solutions whenever they need them, making the app genuinely useful and easy to understand at a glance. Your concept solves a real problem since people often need quick, practical advice but don't know where to turn, and offering instant, actionable solutions across ten common life areas adds clear value. One suggestion for improvement would be to add a slide that shows the AI in action with a real example — pick a category like "I can't sleep" under Health or "How do I save money on lunch?" under Money, and include screenshots of the user typing the problem and the AI's actual response. Right now, your deck explains what the app does and shows the interface, but demonstrating how the AI responds would make your project much more convincing. Think of it like showing your work in math class — the final design is great, but seeing the solutions in action proves the app truly delivers value. Keep up the great work!