ADNOC Schools students spent the Future AI Leaders Fellowship finding a problem worth solving, then building and shipping a working AI product in response to it.
My Diet Buddy helps people keep track of their diet through a weekly report that shows how well they've stuck to their plan. Users can email that report to themselves and their doctor with a single click, and an AI Coach is on hand to answer questions or help adjust their meal plan. The live app tracks daily calories, meal completion, and water intake (measured in glasses) across a full weekly view.
StudyFlow is an all-in-one study app that helps students organize their schoolwork, manage assignments and deadlines, create notes, flashcards, and quizzes, track their progress, and stay focused with helpful study tools - all in one simple, personalized platform. The live app organizes work by subject, tracks a daily study streak and weekly time goal, and includes a Focus timer alongside its AI Study Assistant, which turns notes into summaries, flashcards, and quizzes.
CrashAid is an AI-powered road safety app that helps users view reported accidents, report new crashes, and stay informed about incidents nearby. Users can submit accident details and photos, use AI to estimate a vehicle's repairability, engage with other users, and quickly contact their insurance company or emergency services when needed.
Jobhop helps users find a career that's actually them, not just the one everyone keeps suggesting. It runs on a quick nine-question quiz (about three minutes) that maps answers to career clusters, with free simulators to try a job before committing, plus a swipe-based alternative for anyone who'd rather react to real jobs than answer questions. No login is required and no personal data leaves the user's device.
StudySphere AI is an AI-powered student productivity platform built to solve a common problem: classes, assignments, exams, notes, grades, and study materials scattered across too many different platforms. It brings all of that into one personalized place, letting students manage their classes and assignments, track grades and GPA, create notes and flashcards, generate AI-powered quizzes from their own study materials, and get help from an AI Study Assistant on difficult topics - including an "Explain Like I'm 5" feature that simplifies complex explanations. Built for middle school, high school, and university students using Lovable AI, GitHub, and Claude AI. The live app tracks a daily study streak and progress toward a daily study-time goal alongside its AI Tutor.
Diagnosis Detective is an interactive medical education website designed for high school students interested in pursuing medicine. Rather than just memorizing medical facts, students learn by working through realistic patient cases and practicing basic clinical reasoning, using a diagnosis game, a conditions library, an AI assistant, and a league system. Each case solved unlocks a new entry in a 60-condition library with symptoms and diagnostic details, and an in-app AI assistant is on hand to explain any term or concept along the way. The goal is to make exploring medicine accessible, interactive, and motivating, while helping students build the curiosity and critical thinking skills that prepare them for further study in healthcare.
Middleslogic is a 3-in-1 science and math study tool built for middle school students who are stuck on a problem with no one around to help, whose usual study material doesn't quite fit, or who end up with a dozen tabs open just to study one subject. It brings quizzes, an AI study buddy chatbot, and videos into one app, keeping study resources organized in a single place. The quizzes and chatbot adjust to each student's grade and the subject's difficulty, so it feels personalized specifically to them, and the AI companion teaches step by step in a tone that matches the average middle schooler cool and nonchalant to make learning feel more comfortable. The live app lets students pick their grade level, subject topic (like Cells & Life, Forces & Motion, or the Solar System), question type, and question source preloaded or AI-generated before starting a quiz. Built by a middle schooler, for middle schoolers.
Decision Buddy is a website and app built for people who tend to overthink their decisions. It lets users weigh pros and cons, research their options, and work through a choice without the stress that usually comes with decision-making.
Waypoint is a portfolio-building web app that helps high school and college students track their achievements, awards, certificates, volunteer hours, extracurriculars, and grades in one organized place, then uses AI to analyze that portfolio against the student's intended field of study or career goal. Rather than just storing what a student has done, Waypoint identifies gaps in their profile, explains why each gap matters, and points them toward real, relevant opportunities to close it. Students can also export their portfolio directly into application-ready formats, including a resume and a Common App-style activities list. Built for the UAE and wider Middle East college-bound population using Lovable and Claude, Waypoint's goal is to give students a clear, data-grounded sense of where they stand and what to do next, closing the gap between ambition and action in the college application process. The live app backs this up with admissions benchmarks pulled from the U.S. Department of Education's College Scorecard, lets teachers or coaches verify a student's achievements with one click, tracks grades and application deadlines, and can scan an uploaded certificate with AI to fill in the form automatically.
BuddyTrack is a cozy study space built for students in grades 7 to 12, bringing together exams, homework help, flashcards, and friendly study tips in one welcoming corner. The whole experience is designed to feel warm and low-pressure rather than clinical, greeting students with a friendly "Hey there, future star!" rather than a bare dashboard. It's built for middle and high schoolers who want a supportive, all-in-one space to prep for tests and stay on top of homework without feeling overwhelmed.
Sable is a personal AI shopping assistant that helps users find products tailored to their preferences, budget, and style, and can locate nearby stores that carry the items they want. Sable also lets users compare products head to head, making it easier to land on the right decision. Under the hood, an OpenAI-powered chat searches live options across retailers and Google Shopping rather than a limited catalog, then lays out clear side-by-side pros, cons, and a verdict tailored to what the user actually cares about. A dedicated gift mode turns a person and an occasion into thoughtful suggestions with links in seconds, a Google Maps integration helps locate nearby stores on a live map, and an Amazon integration lets users link their own storefront so recommended products open directly in their Amazon account. A floating help assistant is also on hand for general shopping questions or guidance using the app. It's built for anyone who wants a smarter, faster way to shop online, cutting through endless scrolling and comparison tabs to land on a confident choice.
EcoDaily helps people build a greener routine through simple, everyday habits across categories like home, food, shopping, transport, water, and waste. Each tip is tagged by impact and effort level, so users can start with quick wins or work up to bigger changes, and every completed habit earns points toward an eco score and rank, with streaks tracked over time to keep the momentum going. An AI-verification feature confirms when a habit's actually been completed, adding a layer of accountability beyond just checking a box. Rather than asking anyone to overhaul their lifestyle overnight, EcoDaily is built for anyone who wants to live a little greener through small, consistent choices that add up over time.
RecipeVault is an AI-powered digital recipe book designed to make creating, organizing, and discovering recipes easier. Users can manually add recipes, scan a recipe by snapping a photo of a cookbook page, a family card, or a printout, or generate new recipes using ingredients they already have. The AI extracts the title, ingredients, steps, and cook times straight from that photo, and estimates nutritional values like calories, protein, carbohydrates, and fat - both per serving and in total. From there, users can edit, save, search, categorize, favourite, and share their recipes, building a private, searchable cookbook that stays organized on any device. The app is designed with a simple, modern, user-friendly interface following Nielsen's 10 usability heuristics, with security built in through secure authentication, protected API keys, input validation, and private user data. The overall aim is to create a smart, accessible, and convenient digital alternative to a traditional recipe book.
Wayfare is a smart, simple travel website built to take the stress out of packing. Users enter their destination, travel dates, and planned activities, and Wayfare factors in the weather, trip length, and activities to generate a packing list that actually fits the trip, rather than reusing the same generic list every time. From there, users can check items off as they pack, with an interactive progress bar that keeps things organized and shows exactly what's left. The idea is simple: less time worrying about what to pack, and more time looking forward to the trip.
Codey is a coding app that helps lower middle school students make the jump from block coding to text-based Python. Most of the syntax is pre-written in dropdown menus, so students can focus on filling in the values and parameters. Campaign Mode offers 10 challenges built around core Python functions and the Turtle library, while Sandbox Mode lets students write their own code at a difficulty level they choose. In both modes, an AI assistant also called Codey and powered by Google Gemini reviews students' code and gives constructive advice on any mistakes. Teachers get their own interface to create custom assignments, add students to classes and, by linking Google Classroom, set Codey challenges as class assignments.
FlowDay is an AI-powered daily planner that turns a messy to-do list into a realistic, time-blocked schedule. Users type everything on their mind into a single text box, and FlowDay's AI estimates each task's importance, difficulty and duration, then builds the day around their energy levels and existing commitments placing demanding work in peak energy windows and flagging anything that won't fit. Every task includes a short "Why?" explaining its placement. Users can pick a planning style (Academic Beast, Balanced, Deep Work or Soft Productivity), stay on task with a built-in Focus Mode timer, and track progress through points, levels, streaks and a daily Day Score. Optional integrations with Google Calendar, Oura and live weather data help fine-tune each plan.
Days is a calm, paper-like personal planner built for a single user, with no login or account needed. Instead of a month grid, it shows a scrollable agenda feed with one section per day, each marked by a planner-style index tab coloured by that day's events. Users can add events quickly inline within any day, or through a full form for any date, and can edit or delete an event by clicking on it. Events are sorted into five colour-coded categories Work, Personal, Health, Social and Other. A sidebar mini calendar lets users jump to any date, and the app opens on today automatically. Its soft mint-and-beige design is meant to feel like a personal planner rather than a work tool.
Study Forge is a website that helps students create their own study materials, so they can walk into any exam fully prepared. Rather than hunting for ready-made resources online, students turn their own class content into organized, exam-ready material directly on the site, keeping the process quick and centered on what they're actually being tested on. It's built for students at any grade level who want a simple, no-fuss way to go from raw notes to real study material before test day.
Event Envision is an AI-powered, privacy-first event-planning platform that lets users describe their dream event, upload a photo of their empty venue, and instantly see a fully decorated AI-generated preview, steered by their own Pinterest boards or private pin screenshots. From there, an interactive AI stylist helps refine the design in real time, while the app recommends vetted local vendors who can bring the look to life. It also includes an anonymous checklist-and-calendar planner, a vendor marketplace with admin approval and portfolio uploads, and lead tracking that turns event coordination from stressful logistics into a simple, visual game.
StudyHub is a calm, all-in-one academic assistant built to help students organize their schedule, make their to-do list, learn faster with AI, and find the right tutor. It brings classes, assignments, quizzes, and exams into one calendar, and a smart to-do list surfaces due dates and priorities alongside an AI suggestion of what to tackle first, like which subject to revise and when, ahead of an upcoming quiz. An AI study assistant can explain concepts, summarize material, and generate quizzes from a student's own notes. Beyond studying, StudyHub also connects students with tutors, letting them find one or apply to become one, and lets tutors upload notes and textbooks for others to use. It even helps students find a job during or after university, matched to their major. Reminders keep specific tasks on track, progress is tracked over time, and any task deleted by mistake can be undone.
FitCompass is an app built to help users reach their peak, offering tailored workouts, nutritious meal plans for every diet, and licensed coaches to guide them every step of the way.
Every project on this page was conceived, built, and defended by a young person who, six weeks earlier, had never shipped anything. They were mentored by Harvard students, held to a real standard, and judged by a live panel. The apps are live. The work is theirs. This is the portfolio they walk away with.