What's up guys? Welcome to another creative exchange episode. Today is very special. It's a bonus

episode at WWDC 2018. So I have some amazing people with me. I'm going to have four people

total, but the first two introduce yourselves, guys. Yeah, sure. So my name is Jothi Ramoswami.

Awesome. How old are you? Oh, I'm 16 years old.

16 years old. I'm Jay and I'm 20. Amazing. So in the world of like little Tay and stuff, you know,

it's, I feel like a lot of youngsters or clout chasers, and it's very cool to talk to young people like you guys who are doing really cool stuff with coding, making apps, trying to make a difference.

It's just amazing.

So for some quick background, Jothe, you can start.

What are you working on right now? What do you do?

So I just finished an app that uses machine learning and allows you to self-diagnose your risk for rheumatoid arthritis in the future so that you can, you know, mitigate your risk right now

in the present. So I just finished doing that and I'm planning to release that into the App Store, hopefully

soon.

So definitely stay tuned for that.

And then another idea that I'm working on right now in prototyping is it's called PowerOn,

and it's pretty much an app that connects users to the government in times of power outages

because I'm from New York and recently in March we had two huge blizzards and it wiped out power

pretty much in my entire area there was a blackout for seven to ten days and there were there was a lot of confusion with you know like who does

have power who doesn't. And the government was also like trying to figure out which houses do

and don't have power and they were not really sure how to like keep track of that. So my app

pretty much is a platform to solve this problem. Amazing.

So who would be responsible for like getting that information to the people?

Would you like partner with the government to? Yeah.

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