Project Title (update me)

One-sentence tagline that states the user outcome, not the tech.

TL;DR

• What it does in 15 words.
• 1-2 proof points (speed, accuracy, cost, reach) with numbers if you have them.

Team

Name	Role / Ownership	Contact
YOUR NAME	e.g., Product / Backend	@handle / email
YOUR NAME	e.g., Frontend / UX	@handle / email

• Team name: add it here.
• Judge-ready intros: who built what.

Problem & Users

• Who is the primary user and their top pain? (evidence or anecdote).
• Why existing workarounds are bad (time lost, errors, $$, risk).
• Success if solved (e.g., "save 2 hours per clinician per week").

Solution

• Plain-language description of the product and how a user flows through it.
• "Magic moment" (the first time value is obvious).

Key Features (shipped)

• Feature 1 - user value in one line.
• Feature 2 - user value in one line.
• Feature 3 - user value in one line.

Why It's Better

• Differentiator 1 (faster, cheaper, safer, easier).
• Differentiator 2.
• Current limitations or assumptions.

Live Link

• URL: https://
• Test credentials (if needed): user / pass here.

Screenshots

• Drop images in screenshots/ and reference them here with short captions.
• Example:

Architecture Overview

• Diagram: update docs/architecture.png and keep it lightweight.
• Flow (text): User -> Frontend -> Backend -> Services/DB -> Response.
• Data notes: what you store, retention, and where PII lives.

Tech Stack

• Frontend: framework, styling, state.
• Backend: language/framework; auth; background jobs.
• Database: type, ORM/migrations.
• Infra/Deploy: hosting, domains.
• APIs/Tools: LLMs, third-party APIs, monitoring.

Data, Privacy, Security

• PII and secrets handling (env vars, encryption in transit/at rest).
• AuthZ/AuthN model; rate limits; audit/logging.

Setup (judge-proof)

1. Prereqs: Node/Python/Docker versions here.
2. Copy env: cp .env.example .env and fill required keys (short notes per key).
3. Install:
   • Frontend: cd frontend && npm install
   • Backend: cd backend && npm install
4. Run:
   • Frontend: npm run dev
   • Backend: npm run dev
5. Seed data (if any): command here.
6. App URL: http://localhost:3000

Usage Walkthrough (happy path)

1. Step-by-step path that a judge can follow to see value.
2. Include test credentials if auth is required.

Future Scope

• Next 3-5 high-impact improvements with a note on effort/risk.

Timeline (Hackathon Log)

• Day 1: problem/validation.
• Day 2: prototype.
• Day 3: polish.

Submission Checklist

• README completed
• Live link or local run instructions verified
• Screenshots added
• submission.json filled

Credits & License

• Attributions for datasets/APIs/assets.
• License choice.