The problem ChallengeX solves

ChallengeX helps people who want to improve their health and nutrition by giving them a fun and easy way to take on challenges. Many people struggle to stay motivated when trying to make healthier choices. With ChallengeX, users can join challenges that match their interests (Currently Meal Challenge is Live), and the platform takes care of everything else—tracking progress, verifying results, and keeping everything secure with the AI Automation and Nillion.

One big problem ChallengeX solves is the difficulty of staying committed to personal goals. By turning these goals into challenges and rewarding participants with points and incentives via leaderboard, it makes the process more engaging and motivating. For the personalized nutrition meal plan for the speicifc purpose there is a need to gather the personal information of the user, the use of blockchain technology ensures that all personal info are securely stored, giving users peace of mind that their data is safe with the use of the SecretInteger of the Nillion.

Another issue is the complexity of using blockchain, which can be intimidating for newcomers. ChallengeX aims to make this process smooth and easy, even for those who are not familiar with web3 space, so anyone can join in and benefit from the platform.

ChallengeX aims to help people achieve their health and nutrition goals by making the process fun, secure, and rewarding.

About Market Study and Project, PPT Link -

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Challenges we ran into

We encountered several challenges while developing ChallengeX. One of the main issues was dealing with CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) during deployment. This made it difficult for our systems to communicate properly, especially when integrating with the Frontend.

Another challenge was navigating the integration of our LLM hosted on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) with Nillion's technology. We faced difficulties in designing a user friendly flow for the nutrition plan feature. The goal was to make the information accessible and easy to use, but the complexity of the data made this a tough problem to solve.

Despite these challenges, we were able to clear all the issues and successfully complete the Minimum Viable Product (MVP). The MVP is now ready for users to experience.