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Eligibility
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The hackathon is open to individuals aged 18 or older, or minors with parental/guardian consent.
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Participants may register individually or as part of a team (up to 4 members).
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Organizers, mentors, and judges are not eligible to compete for prizes.
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Team Formation
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Teams can be formed before or during the hackathon kickoff.
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Collaboration between participants is encouraged, but each member must be registered on Devpost.
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Cross-team collaboration or submission sharing is not allowed.
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Development Rules
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All code, design, and assets must be created during the hackathon period.
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Use of publicly available libraries, APIs, or open-source tools is permitted with proper attribution.
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Pre-built projects or previously published work are not eligible.
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Submission Guidelines
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Projects must be submitted via Devpost before the deadline.
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Submissions must include a working demo video, code repository link, and a brief explanation of the project.
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Each team may submit only one project.
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Intellectual Property
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Participants retain ownership of their work.
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By submitting a project, you grant the organizers permission to display, share, and promote your submission for judging and promotional purposes.
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Judging & Prizes
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Projects will be judged based on creativity, innovation, technical implementation, usability, and potential impact.
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The decisions of the judges and organizing team are final and binding.
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Code of Conduct
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We are committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment for everyone.
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Harassment or discrimination in any form will not be tolerated.
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Participants are expected to uphold professionalism and integrity throughout the event.
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Disqualification
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Teams may be disqualified for plagiarism, rule violations, or any behavior deemed unethical by the organizers.
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Legal Note
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These are suggested guidelines. You should consult a legal professional to finalize the rules for your specific hackathon.
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