App in the Air Travel Hack Moscow - Fall, 2015
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This document provides information about the App in the Air platform for creating travel-related widgets and apps. Key points: - Widgets must be contextual and trip-based, and can be monetized through PayPal, in-app purchases, or billing. Native SDKs are available for iOS, Android, and Windows. - The company has won awards including an Amadeus hackathon and PayPal WorldHack and placed in Yandex and Salesforce hackathons. - It provides guidelines, technical support, and SDKs through GitHub for building travel apps and widgets using partner APIs during a hackathon. Criteria for submissions include the app working, having travel value, and including a demo
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The document describes an app called "App in the Air" that aims to be a personal flying assistant. It would provide flight and hotel booking options, communicate with airlines via Twitter, help with TSA questions, allow sharing internet connections, and display LinkedIn contacts at the airport. The vision is for it to become a platform where third-party developers can create widgets for tasks like checking security wait times. It would utilize client/cloud APIs and social media to enhance the airport and travel experience.App in the Air Travel Hack Moscow - Fall, 2015
- 1. App in the Air Travel Hack Moscow Sergey Pronin, CTO sergey.pronin@appintheair.mobi
- 4. Platform Widgets must be contextual: only Trip info is public Widgets are trip-based, i.e. can be available for selected trips Widgets can be monetized PayPal, in-apps, billing Native SDKs available for iOS, Android, Windows
- 5. SDKs and samples are available at https://github.com/appintheair
- 7. Tech Support
- 9. PayPal WorldHack14 $100k Winners
- 10. Yandex Hack 14, 3rd place THack SFO 14 SalesForce Hack 14, Partner prize
- 11. Bayram Annakov, CEO Idea, Value
- 12. Nikita Kosholkin, Data Scientist Idea, Value
- 13. Kirill Zorenkov, Designer UX / UI
- 14. Dmitry Gridnev Vladimir Kovtunovskiy Windows
- 15. Timur Akhmetgareev Alexey Mileev Android
- 16. Sergey Pronin, CTO iOS, Other stuff
- 17. Main communication channel Slack Send e-mails to support@appintheair.mobi
- 18. How to register a team Create private channel in Slack <NUM>_<NAME> Invite @quiker (hell invite others if needed) Describe your idea and what platforms you support Create a repo on github / bitbucket Invite @spronin When time is up your last commit will be considered
- 19. Criteria Its alive (works) It has travel-related value Leverages partner APIs and SDK Must-have demo 3-minutes presentation
- 20. Lets hack!