Live, Laugh, Zot App Takes First Place at WebJam 2024
The Information and Computer Sciences Student Council (ICSSC) held WebJam 2024, a week-long hackathon from Nov. 18-22 where students built web applications and showcased their creativity.
“WebJam this year was a success! It was our biggest year yet with more participants, mentors, and workshops,” says ICCSC Events Co-Chair Rachel Kline. “The projects were really impressive this year.”
Here we present the winning WebJam 2024 projects.
First Place: Live, Laugh, Zot
Live, Laugh, Zot helps college roommates manage their shared living responsibilities. The web app allows students to track chores and finances, resolve conflicts and more, creating an organized and harmonious living environment.
Live, Laugh, Zot was built by:
- Yoav Feigenbaum – second-year computer science major,
- Michelle Lee – third-year computer science and psychology double major and
- Stephen Zacarias – fourth-year computer science major.
Second Place: DineSafe
DineSafe is a web app designed to improve food safety and public health in Orange County. It includes an interactive map that helps users explore local establishments and their sanitation practices, creating a cleaner and safer dining experience for the community.
DineSafe was built by:
- Andy Choi – third-year computer science major,
- Geoffrey Lee – third-year software engineering major,
- Kelly Serafico – fourth-year software engineering major and
- Anthony Suh – third-year computer science major.
Third Place: Rio
Rio is a tool for creating digital photo strips, allowing users to upload images, apply filters and save their customized photo strips.
Rio was created by:
- Vaibhav Attre – first-year computer science major,
- Minh Le – first-year computer science major,
- Calvin Zhang – first-year computer science major and
- Derik Zhu – first-year computer science major.
— Karen Phan