SmritiPath: Turning Family Memories of a Place into a Walk, with Local AI
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 1: Touch Grass What I Built My neighbourhood in my hometown has changed a lot in ten years. The lane outside our society used to look huge, and now it is full of cars. There are far fewer green playgrounds, and the hospital near the one where children played cricket every evening has closed. But the small shops at the corner…
SmritiPath is an open-source AI project that transforms family memories of a place into a walking route. Users describe a location as they recall it, and a local AI model identifies each place mentioned, pulling quotes from the description. These stops are then pinned onto a map, creating a Walk Pack for a personalized walking experience.
The Walk Pack includes a sketch map, descriptions of each stop, questions for conversation during the walk, and blank "Now" lines for users to fill in by hand. SmritiPath was developed using local AI models, ensuring privacy and offline accessibility. The project aims to bring people together to rediscover shared memories of familiar places, regardless of language or background.
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