Tag vs PantryLink

Randomly select a group member in one tap. Decide who needs to cook tonight, and who will take care of dessert. Then select who will take out the garbage afterwards. Step away from a boring repeated schedule, and randomly select a group member for the next task. It's fair, it's easy and it's fun. Alternatives are popsicle stick, pulling names out of a hat or a coin toss. But let's be honest. It's 2018 and we all have a smartphone which we want to use where possible. The app helps to create exciting moments whenever there is a task to do. Or quickly jumps in when you need to make a decision. For example when you need to select a start player for your next (board) game. Tag, you're it!

PantryLink helps communities stay connected to their local food pantries. Browse nearby pantries, check what items are currently in stock, and see updates like hours, distribution events, or closures. If you want to help, you can also sign up for volunteer opportunities such as packing, stocking, or distribution shifts. PantryLink is designed to make food access clearer and simpler. Features: - Find local food pantries in your area - See current pantry stock and item availability - Stay updated with announcements, hours, and details - Volunteer sign-up for shifts and support roles - Simple login and clean, easy-to-use design PantryLink brings clients, volunteers, and pantries together to support community food access and reduce uncertainty at the doorstep. PantryLink was developed by a small team of New Jersey high school students as part of a civic technology initiative. The project was recognized by Representative Bonnie Watson Coleman as the winner of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge(District NJ-12). Contributors: - Joshua Sambol - Nipur Bhavsar - Michael Youtz - Naisha Singh - Sina Hernandez Special thanks to theCoderSchool of Montgomery for support on this initiative.