Report Overview :
4 pages. A4 size. Submitted digitally (PDF). Written in Google Docs or Notion. No fancy
formatting needed — clear, honest, well-structured. Minimum 800 words total. Each page
has a fixed purpose.
Page 1 of 4
Cover Page + Project Overview
Student Name
Full name as per school records
Grade & Section
School Name
Wisdom High International School, Nashik
Organization Name
Upscalers Technologies.
Mentor Name & Designation
Internship Duration
27 April – 30 April 2026
Project Title
e.g., "Student Budget Tracker — A Vibe Coded Web Application"
Project URL (Live Link)
The deployed URL from [Link] / Vercel / Lovable
Project Summary (100–150 words)
Write a short paragraph answering: What did you build? Who is it for? What problem does it
solve? How did you build it (what tools)? What is your key learning from this project?
Page 2 of 4
Problem Statement + Ideation + Design
2.1 Problem Statement
What problem in the real world does your app solve? Who faces this problem? Why does it
matter? (60–80 words). Be specific — not "students have problems" but "Grade 10 students
in India have board exams approaching but no structured day-wise plan..."
2.2 Target User
Who will use this app? Describe your user in 2–3 sentences: age, situation, need. (e.g., "A
15-year-old student in Nashik with 3 board exams in the next 45 days and no study plan.")
2.3 Features Planned vs Features Built
Create a simple 2-column table: "Planned" vs "Built". List each feature. Honestly note which
features you couldn't complete and why. This shows self-awareness and planning skill.
2.4 App Wireframe / Sketch (hand-drawn is fine)
Insert a photo of your hand-drawn app sketch OR a screenshot of the AI's first generated
version. Label each section. No design experience needed — a rough sketch shows you
thought before you built.
Page 3 of 4
Build Process — Prompts, Tools & Technical Understanding
3.1 Tools Used
List every tool you used: [Link], [Link], ChatGPT, Canva AI, [Link], Notion AI, etc.
For each tool: what did you use it for? What did it produce?
3.2 Your Prompt Journey (Most Important Section)
Document your top 5 most important prompts in order. For each prompt:
• Prompt number and purpose (e.g., "Prompt 3 — Adding the pie chart")
• The exact prompt you wrote
• Screenshot of the result
• What worked / what you had to change
This section shows your thinking process, not just the final product.
3.3 Technical Understanding
Answer these 3 questions in your own words (not copy-pasted from AI):
① What technologies did AI use to build your app? (HTML/CSS/React/JavaScript — explain
what each does in 1 sentence.)
② How does data move in your app? (e.g., "When I click Add, the amount goes into an array
and the chart re-renders.")
③ If you had 2 more weeks, what would you add and why?
Page 4 of 4
Reflection, Learnings & Conclusion
4.1 What I Learned (Not Just About Tech)
Write 3 learnings — one from each category:
• Technical: A specific AI tool or concept you now understand
• Problem-solving: A moment when something broke and how you fixed it
• Personal: Something about yourself — how you work, think, or approach challenges
4.2 Challenges Faced
Describe 2 specific challenges honestly. For each: what went wrong, how you tried to fix it,
whether you succeeded. Honest struggle is valued MORE than a perfectly smooth project.
4.3 How This Changes My Career Thinking
Before this internship, I thought... After this internship, I now think... This experience made
me more / less interested in [field] because... (80–100 words, write honestly)
4.4 Acknowledgements + Screenshots (Appendix)
Thank your mentor (name them). Include 2–3 final screenshots of your completed app with
captions. Include your live URL one final time.
📋 Report Submission Checklist
☐ PDF format, named: YourName_Grade_ProjectTitle.pdf
☐ Minimum 800 words, maximum 1200 words (excluding screenshots)
☐ All 4 pages present with correct section headings
☐ At least 5 screenshots of build process included
☐ Live URL included on Page 1
☐ Section 3.2 has 5 actual prompts (not paraphrased — the real ones you wrote)