Project Info

Textify

Devpost

Inspiration

When I read textbooks, I always get confused by parts where they use too many complicated words, so I made a program that helps any student understand the textbook of their choice.

What it does

It simplifies the textbook into words that the user can better understand, the choices being: 5th-grade tone, Gen Z slang terms, and bullet points.

How we built it

I built it by using Codex to help create the code.

Challenges we ran into

I got a working app, but then I realized that the app just took text and didn't change it, just returned it as it was given.

Accomplishments we're proud of

I'm proud of being able to create my first-ever app.

What we learned

I learned how to utilize GitHub and Codex and how it can be used to benefit me in certain situations.

What's next

More tones will be provided, allowing more variation for people to select.

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Technology

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  • JavaScriptClaimed
  • OpenAIClaimed

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Codebase size

Source size

40 KB

Source files

15

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