Hey everyone!
For this year's Hacktoberfest "Touch Grass" challenge, I wanted to build something useful that actually gets people away from their screens. So, I made "Nikal Pado".
It's a simple, lightweight web app that helps you plan a quick outdoor break in just a few seconds.
** What it does:
- You type in where you are, the current weather, how much free time you have, and your interests (like walking, birding, etc.).
- It instantly creates a neat, time-split action plan for your outing.
- There's also a built-in local field journal where you can quickly save notes about what you saw or experienced outside.
** Tech Stack:
- HTML5
- CSS (Tailwind)
- Vanilla JavaScript
Since it runs 100% locally in the browser, there are no complicated backends or setups. You can just open it and use it.
- Live Demo: [https://sachinpal-pal.github.io/nikal-pado/]
- Source Code: [https://github.com/Sachinpal-pal/nikal-pado]
Would love to hear your thoughts or suggestions! Happy hacking! 🌿
Top comments (1)
I love how you've combined the concept of outdoor adventures with the "Touch Grass" challenge, creating an offline-first planner that encourages people to disconnect from screens and reconnect with nature. What inspired you to focus on an offline-first approach, and how do you envision users balancing the need for planning with the desire to fully immerse themselves in the outdoor experience?