Planetpulse is an Android application that allows users to track their carbon footprint and receive personalized tips and resources to reduce their environmental impact. In addition, the app features a custom chat bot panel to provide tailored responses and a shop where users can purchase eco-friendly products.
- Carbon footprint tracking: Users can enter data about their daily activities, such as transportation and energy use, to calculate their carbon footprint.
- Personalized tips: Based on the user's carbon footprint and habits, the app provides personalized tips to reduce their environmental impact.
- Chat bot panel: The app has a custom chat bot panel that provides personalized responses to user inquiries about environmental issues and sustainability.
- Shop: Users can browse and purchase eco-friendly products directly from the app.
- Nature-friendly resources: The app provides a collection of nature-friendly resources such as recycling centers, donation centers, parks and a whole lot more.
To use Planetpulse, simply download the app from the Google Play Store and create an account. You can then start tracking your carbon footprint and receiving personalized tips to reduce your environmental impact. You can also explore the shop to purchase eco-friendly products and chat with the custom bot panel to get personalized responses about environmental issues and sustainability.
Planetpulse is an Android application built using Java and XML. The app uses Firebase Authentication and Realtime Database to manage user accounts and store data. The custom chat bot panel is powered by Dialogflow, a natural language processing platform.
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If you'd like to contribute to Planetpulse, please fork the repository and make changes as you'd like. Pull requests are welcome!
Planetpulse was created by [Drishtant Ranjan] and [Droid Devs] as a project for [Your Course Name/Program Name]. We would like to thank [Organiser] for their guidance and support throughout the development process. We also acknowledge the contributions of the open-source community and the developers of the tools and libraries used in this project.