W.C.: Well Cleaned

W.C. is an application you can run both on smart-phones and tablets, and provides a compact, fast and easy way to check the bathrooms' status, in terms of amount of garbage in trash cans, amount of soap, presence (or lack) of toilet paper.

It consists of a very simple map of the Politecnico, that shows where all the bathrooms are located, specifying if they are men-only, women-only or both men-women ones.

Using an intuitive color system, it also indicates whether that place is in a "fine condition" or not, differentiating, in the latter case, the gravity of the situation (e.g. green: fine, yellow: not so fine, red: critical situation).
The notification system can be always enabled/disabled;

If enabled, users can specify which bathrooms they would like to be notifed about, and what time they would prefer to receive notifications.

If disabled, users won't obviously get a notification, but they can always check a particular bathroom status by tapping on its icon: this will show, using the same color pattern described before, the status of each one of the three items, and also the time when this data was last collected.

Last but not least, W.C. is capable of learning when to increase/decrease the automatic checking frequency, depending on the usage of a specific item, ensuring the best service possible.

Well Cleaned will be very helpful both to students and to the members of the cleaning staff.

How many times does a student wonder if the bathroom he's waiting in line for provides toilet paper?

How many times does the student approach the sink, ready to wash his hands, only to find out there's no more soap?

W.C. can be the solution to these problems! If you tap on the icon of the bathroom you are about to go to, W.C. shows you all the info you need, so that you won’t spend half of your break time in line for nothing.

There's more: if you always go to the same two or three bathrooms, you can add your preferences on the app, so that you won't even have to waste time looking for them on the map.

Needless to say, if you'd like, you could schedule the notification system to be enabled at your breaks time, allowing you to have the whole bathroom situation under control.

Now imagine how fast and easy would it be for the members of the cleaning staff to know where their services are needed;
imagine how much comfortable would be a person going to the bathroom, knowing that the cleaning staff is using W.C.: if a bathroom was in a critical condition, it would be just a matter of minutes, then the cleaning staff (who had been notified in real time) would arrive and refill the empty containers.

So, by choosing to be notified when the situation is critical, they would be able to satisfy every student's dream: having a bathroom that doesn't have surprises, that doesn't miss anything essential.

When their shift is over, they just need to disable notifications (or maybe schedule the notification system to be disabled at a specific time, so that W.C. does it automatically), so that they can go on with their lives without even knowing such a brilliant application exists.