Ad J (AdiJ)

California, United States

DSH Hacks V1

Online

Developing meaningful technical products that leverage AI to improve, enhance, or expand STEM education.

$34,771 in prizes
Jun 15, 2026 12:45 AM EDT to submit
1185 participants

HackJPS 2024

Online

A beginner-friendly hybrid hackathon hosted by students of JPS High School in Edison, NJ. Open to all middle and high school students aged 13+.

$61,500 in prizes
Winners announced
213 participants

Cipher Craft

Lahore, Pakistan

Learn Through Hackathons.

Non-monetary prizes
Feb 20 – Jun 8, 2024
117 participants

Skynet Hacks v2

Online

Innovate and Experiment for the Second Version of Skynet Hacks!

$CAD 23,100 in prizes
Winners announced
126 participants

YouthCodeX

Online

Showcase innovative skills in Computer Science, Engineering, and Business around YCF's 5 Pillars of Growth

$102,900 in prizes
Winners announced
285 participants

NextStep Hacks 2022

Online

Sponsored by ETHEREUM; The world is changing faster than anticipated. What will you create to solve biggest problem in life? The largest virtual middle and high-school hackathon.

$156,982 in prizes
Winners announced
398 participants

Scioverflow(2022)

Online

We hosted one of the most exciting hackathons for high schoolers in 2021 with Hacktable! We're back once again with Slack, Mathworks, and Amazon.

$102,700 in prizes
Winners announced
181 participants

StemWarriorHacks (Winter)

Online

Open your eyes to the depths, diversity, and power of computer science!

$120,247 in prizes
Winners announced
527 participants

YouthHacks

Online

Tackling socioeconomic issues in our world! Justin Liu (Founder/CEO), Suyash Bhardwaj (Outreach Director), Ishaan Patel (Lead Web Developer) & Tejas Kallu (Operations Director)

$4,370 in prizes
Winners announced
138 participants

PeddieHacks 2021

Online

A 48-hour virtual hackathon - by students, for students.

$50,000 in prizes
Winners announced
342 participants

Vizathon 2021

Online

Inspiring community change through data

$19,920 in prizes
Winners announced
227 participants

UniGlobe Hacks 2.0

Online

UniGlobe Hacks is a 3-day long hackathon run by highschoolers. Have an amazing week creating, testing, and presenting solutions for socio-economic issues in the world today.

$1,720 in prizes
Winners announced
87 participants

hths.hacks() 2021

Online

An online hackathon for high school students!

$5,130 in prizes
Winners announced
74 participants

HackExeter 2021

Online

With help from Exeter’s Computing Club, participants in middle and high school will hone their hacking skills and make new friends as they put together an innovative project.

$1,000 in prizes
Winners announced
109 participants

XdHacks Mini SF

Online

Whether you're an experienced programmer or have never coded anything in your life before, there's something for everyone at this hackathon!

$10,500 in prizes
Winners announced
105 participants

Tech Takes On Mental Health Hackathon

Online

Tech Takes On Mental Health

$6,825 in prizes
Winners announced
204 participants

Covid Hacks

Online

Create tech-solutions to global challenges caused by Covid-19

$10,000 in prizes
Winners announced
314 participants

Tech Takes On Unemployment Hackathon

Online

Tech Takes On Unemployment

$6,400 in prizes
Winners announced
221 participants

HarmonyHacks 2

Online

HarmonyHacks 2.0! Free Shipping on Prizes (USA only)

$27,720 in prizes
Winners announced
331 participants

ByteHacks 2020

Online

ByteHacks 2020

$62,180 in prizes
Winners announced
273 participants

UniGlobe Hacks

Online

Connecting People Virtually Throughout the Globe

$2,743 in prizes
Winners announced
204 participants

To the Moon and Hack

Online

Make something out of this world at To the Moon and Hack!

Non-monetary prizes
Winners announced
329 participants

Minekee Hacks

Online

Create solutions to problems faced by fellow students today

$CAD 685 in prizes
Winners announced
79 participants

RETRO HACKS

Online

Let's look back into your past projects or build something new that has a retro style....

$24,590 in prizes
Winners announced
122 participants