Where community work gets judged in the open — hackathon projects today, and the funded tracks below as they come online.
Happening now — ends in 3 days
AFTER SPTW 2026
Oct 1 – 11, 2026
Photographs from the hackathons and working sessions the community has run and taken part in.
Hack Meridian · ETHGlobal Cannes · Oz City · Shiva Hack · 2025–2026
Open questions in a scientific field, judged against a published rubric.
Whoever funds a challenge sets the question — the specific problem entrants take on.
Published before anything opens, and the same for every entrant.
Every entry is judged against the rubric, in the open. Entry is always free.
An external programme partner holds and releases any prize end to end — never Vocaid, and entry itself is always free.
They never touch the score — the sponsor funds the question, never the score, and every entry is judged against a rubric published before anything opens.
Winners and projects will appear here once a hackathon concludes and its awards are recorded.

A sponsor or a deeptech team can put a question behind any of the four tracks above. Nothing is running yet — the conversation starts with our partnerships team.
A short video about what the community is, who is already inside, and what does not exist yet.
Free, always. No card.
A recording by the community itself, unscripted. Captions follow the video and can be switched off. The content is informational — not a job offer, an investment or a financial service — and every track above is in design, with no open challenge.
A class, a squad or a roster measured against each other on verified wearable metrics, not self-reports.
A scored technical exercise — a system-design problem or a working build — reviewed against the same rubric every entrant sees.
A track record built by being reviewed, not by posting volume or reach.