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Week 3: the final project

Turning an idea into a company that ships.

Students built their own apps first, then collaborated on more ambitious agents, meaning programs you train to do a job and then leave to answer on their own, which used real-world APIs: the paid outside services an app plugs into, that teams had to budget for and integrate themselves. Building one meant training the agent, setting up a database, hosting the website, keeping it secure with private tokens, meaning secret passwords the code uses, and doing the design. Teams worked in roles like a modern startup, each appointing a CEO to run it, a CTO for the build, a CFO for the money and a marketing lead, inspired by Y Combinator. Every one is deployed on the public web and opens here exactly as its makers left it: a real problem, a named customer, a working prototype, tested on strangers and then pitched to an audience.

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Twelve companies, built by 73 students working to real roles. Open a card for the team, the brief they worked to and the brand they made, or go straight to the product.

And 38 more, built solo Week 3: one app per student

Nestly
Find everything. Stress less.
 GET Emiliano A.
Palette
There’s a nextbefore it’s known.
 GET Daniel A.
CrisisGuard
Detect the risk before it becomes a crisis.
 GET Miranda
BloodLink
The right donor. Right when it matters.
 GET Paula M.
Aevum Health
Know sooner. Live ahead.
 GET Jeshua J.
MedAI
Manage healthcare from one platform.
 GET Melinda S.
ClinicalPulse
Clinical answers at the speed of care.
 GET Jimena E.
CliniGuide AI
Trusted clinical answers, in seconds.
 GET Ana O.