The problem Tesseract solves

Our gen is trying to upgrade itself in each and every aspect of their lives. First they were interested in cash, then came online transactions via Paytm, GooglePay, and more. Now people
are quite interested in mining Crypto, kind of a new gen thing. Starting with Bitcoin, it has grown into many different cryptocurrencies like ethereum, dogecoin, litecoin
and quite a lot others. Now to access these cryptos many sites are used, many "individual" sites. Managing them would be a challenge just like handling, well anything.

Not anymore guys,as we present you the motherlode of managing your own crypto wallet - Tesseract. From Bitcoin to Dogecoin to any random Crypto you can think of, now you have the power to manage them without stress.
Developed with Tezos - an open source blockchain technology which is quite different than normal crypto technology, we are here to help you accumulate all different kinds of crypto at a single place.

You can easily maintain your wallet and also have the history of all your credits and debits. It helps you to view the exchange rates of various cryptos and
lets you debit your Crypto viewing the exchange and hopefully at best price. You would be able to access it on website as well as on app. We charge ZERO convenience fees for the app or during the transactions.
It is free to use for everyone.

Challenges we ran into

Working in a group of three, we realized that all of had a different experience and skill status.
We were participating in Hackathon for the first time, so it was all a new experience for all of us.
Bishwajeet Parhi is a quite skillful Flutter developer, who laid out the app for us and did much of the backend and frontend work.
Dhruv Jain is our man on the Website Development. He has exceptional skills at using HTML along with CSS and Javascript.
Samarth Gupta, a beginner in most aspect of the competition had the most to gain out of this experience. He helped in making of the UI of the App version of Tesseract.
He got to learn from his teammates and was helpful in writing the documentation.
All of us, as we are new to this kind of competitions were able to pick up some new skills. We viewed this competition as an opportunity to learn a few thing about Tezos.

Over the course of the competition, we faced a few problems as none of us knew how to use Tezos, we were a little in the dark after building the UI of the Website and App.So we started
learning Tezos together, learning from each other, and were able to figure out how to make some aspects of out Project with its help.
One more problem that we faced was the Online mode management as we lived far from each other, meeting up was not an option.
So communication was a little troublesome, yet we somehow managed to do it using Discord and other messaging platforms.