
Designed at the Code 4 Cal Mobile Hackathon and taking 2nd place, Cal Share is an app that allows users to find people to share rides with. We use the functionality of badges to determine what people need and have. For example, if we want to go to Costco but don't have a Costco membership and have a car, we can indicate with a badge that we need a Costco membership.
I used the CoreLocation framework and MapKit to determine the user's location and nearby rides. For the back-end, I plan on using a Parse database to keep track of profiles, past trips, and the user's rating as a diver/rider.

User Interface Back-end Mobile
Cal Walk helps you walk home safer at night. Just select your emergency contacts and enter your destination. The app will calculate the estimated time it takes to get there and if you don't make it home in the amount of time, it will call one of your emergency contacts. You can also set your own ETA and it will ask if you need more time once it reaches 60 seconds.
I worked mainly on the maps portion of the iOS app. I integrated MapKit into the app and used source and destination coordinates to determine the walking route. The ETA is also determined with the same coordinates. I plan on adding checkpoints, text messages, and off veering. I also worked on contacts integration and UI.

DivideBy helps you divvy up expenses with your friends. Whether you live with other people in an apartment or just going on a road trip, DivideBy will help you keep track of all your expenses and make sure everyone is paid back.
I am working on the iOS application and website, designing and programming both the User Interface and back-end. The website uses a MySQL database to collect all the emails while using PHP to run the script for the data processing. The website was coded using HTML, Javascript, JQuery, and CSS.

User Interface Back-end Mobile