Hey Dev community!
I’m jumping into a hackathon sprint with a 4-week deadline (final submission: Sept 8).
Here's the problem I'm tackling: When police try to connect the dots between suspects, bank statements, and burner phone logs, they're usually stuck manually digging through messy, disconnected spreadsheets.
I’m building an end-to-end tool to solve this—turning siloed data into an interactive visual web that automatically finds hidden links between entities.
Keeping the stack simple so I don't get stuck in setup hell: Python, SQLite, NetworkX, Streamlit, Pyvis, and Gemini API.
The Plan
I'll be posting raw weekly progress, UI snapshots, and the inevitable debugging headaches here.
No fluff—just pure building in public. Let's see if I can pull this off before Sept 8!
Drop a comment if you've built anything with NetworkX or Pyvis before—would love any tips!
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