OneDay

Featured above is a picture of all the versions of OneDay (including the embarrassing phase of it being called "2Day"). The newly released OneDay 6 is on the right, bringing real-time notifications, an in-app store, transcripts of the morning announcements (students complained they couldn't hear it over the loud speaker at school), and homework tracking.

I first created OneDay intended to be a gimic used by myself and some friends. A neat party trick. I expected it to gain traction with maybe a handful of students. I never could have imagined just how wrong I was. Within weeks of releasing, OneDay was used by over a hundred students, 10% of the student body. Shortly thereafter, it was covered in a news segment by the school press, and I found myself in a meeting with the principal to discuss the potential of OneDay being a longterm part of Nashoba culture. The app was officially endorsed by the administration in a briefing going out to the Nashoba community, and the app just kept growing. It now sits at nearly 4,000 downloads, with hundreds of students using the app on a daily basis. OneDay was the defacto scheduling tool at Nashoba for 4 years straight, running controlled by a web application I developed that automatically learns and predicts the schedule, getting smarter and more accurate with every day. I am proud to have had such a positive impact on the students of Nashoba, giving back to a community that has given me so much.

As of 2019, OneDay has been used over 300,000 times