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CuriShot: A Minimalist File Sharing and Organization Tool for Students

This is a submission for the The Pinata Challenge

What I Built

CuriShot is a simple, minimalistic yet functional web app that allows college students to save code files and screenshots from software like MATLAB, LTspice, etc., during their lab classes. These files can be stored in the cloud and organized with tags, making it easier for students to access them later from their home systems. As a college fresher, I wanted to create something minimalistic yet intuitive, which led to the development of CuriShot.

Demo

CuriShot is live on this domain. register for an account and get started!

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https://curishot.onrender.com/

My Code

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a webapp to organize and store code and screenshots take during my college lab classes

CuriShot: A Minimalist File Sharing and Organization Tool for Students

This is a submission for the The Pinata Challenge

What I Built

CuriShot is a simple, minimalistic yet functional web app that allows college students to save code files and screenshots from software like MATLAB, LTspice, etc., during their lab classes. These files can be stored in the cloud and organized with tags, making it easier for students to access them later from their home systems. As a college fresher, I wanted to create something minimalistic yet intuitive, which led to the development of CuriShot.

Demo

CuriShot is live on this domain. register for an account and get started! https://curishot.onrender.com/

My Code

{% embed https://github.com/realhardik18/CuriShot %}

More Details

Pinata was used to store and retrieve all the files uploaded by users onto CuriShot. The IPFS hash of each uploaded file was saved in the user's profile on our MongoDB database…

More Details

Pinata was used to store and retrieve all the files uploaded by users onto CuriShot. The IPFS hash of each uploaded file was saved in the user's profile on our MongoDB database. Along with Pinata, the web app was built using Flask, Tailwind CSS, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and MongoDB.

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