TomatoHub – AI-Powered Relief Campaign Platform
LotusHacks x HackHarvard x GenAI Fund Vietnam Hackathon submission
TomatoHub is a full-stack platform for charity operations that helps organizations launch campaigns faster, lets supporters donate or volunteer with clearer trust signals, and keeps campaign activity transparent. The product combines role-based workflows, QR-based check-in/check-out, public transparency logs, and AI-assisted campaign drafting plus supporter recommendations.
Timeline
2026
Type
Competition
Status
completed
Outcome / Impact
- •Shipped a monorepo product with public pages, role-based dashboards, campaign lifecycle management, donation flow, and volunteer registration flow
- •Implemented QR-based volunteer and goods checkpoint logic alongside public transparency logs for auditability
- •Integrated AI-assisted features for campaign drafting, normalization, prioritization, and supporter recommendation using model routing
- •Submitted the project on Devpost for LotusHacks x HackHarvard x GenAI Fund Vietnam Hackathon with live product assets and GitHub repo
Tech / Skills
Project Media
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Case Study
1) Context / Problem
Emergency and community relief campaigns often suffer from fragmented donation flows, unclear verification, and weak operational visibility after supporters decide to help. The hackathon challenge was to build something practical that increases trust, coordinates support actions, and creates transparency without making organizations depend entirely on automation.
2) Your Role
As a core builder on the team, I worked across product implementation and platform integration: role-based workflows, campaign and supporter flows, transparency-oriented features, and AI-assisted capability wiring inside a full-stack monorepo.
3) Approach
Built TomatoHub as a Next.js + FastAPI + PostgreSQL system with SQLAlchemy/Alembic, JWT auth for supporter/organization/admin roles, campaign media handling, and public-to-private workflow transitions. On top of the core operations layer, the product adds QR check-in/check-out, transparency logs, and AI-assisted recommendation/campaign drafting through model routing.
4) Result / Impact
Delivered a production-oriented hackathon submission with public campaign browsing, donation and volunteer flows, role-based dashboards, and transparency primitives that can be extended beyond the event. The project was published on Devpost with a full repository and product walkthrough assets.
5) Learnings
For civic-tech and charity platforms, trust is a product requirement, not a finishing touch. Clear role boundaries, auditable logs, and manual-first AI assistance create a much stronger foundation than over-automating sensitive workflows too early.
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