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Excus.us: Fostering Diverse Connections Across Tech Events

About Excus.us

Excus.us is an innovative networking app designed to transform how professionals connect at tech events such as conferences and hackathons. Our mission is to break down social barriers and encourage connections between individuals with complementary yet different skills, interests, and backgrounds.

Key Features

  • Cross-Event Persistence: Build a comprehensive profile and network over time across multiple events.
  • AI-Assisted Diverse Matching: Connect with participants who have different backgrounds and complementary skills.
  • Real-Time Event Navigation: Easily locate and meet your matches at crowded venues.
  • Continuous Learning: Our app refines its matching process based on user interactions and feedback.

Technologies Used

  • Cohere's Embedding Model with R+: For creating embeddings and assisting with translation
  • Groq: Quick reranking for efficient diverse matching
  • ChromaDB: Vector database for efficient profile matching
  • Mappedin: Real-time navigation within event venues
  • Next.js: Responsive and intuitive user interface
  • FastAPI + Defang: Backend operations and API calls
  • Convex: Real-time chat and persistent user data management
  • Posthog & Databricks: User behavior and app performance analysis
  • Flutter: Admin mobile app
  • Cloudflare Workers: Efficient email communications (with Resend)

Getting Started

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Contributing

We welcome contributions to Excus.us! Please read our Contributing Guidelines for details on our code of conduct and the process for submitting pull requests.

Future Roadmap

  1. Enhanced AI assistance for suggesting relevant diverse connections
  2. Virtual and hybrid event support
  3. Diversity impact metrics
  4. Expanded multilingual support

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