Anupam Tiwari (appleanupam)

I love hacking

New York, New York, United States
GitHub
Twitter
LinkedIn

T-Mobile AI Operations

Online

Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations

$11,000 in prizes
Winners announced
32 participants

Cal Hacks 8.0

Online

Are you ready for the world's largest collegiate hackathon? Come and build at Cal Hacks 8.0!

$38,560 in prizes
Winners announced
370 participants

Pitt Challenge 2021

Online

A virtual hackathon sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy and the Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI)

$4,700 in prizes
Winners announced
113 participants

Hack This Fall 2.0

Online

Innovate For Good

₹ 1,475,001 in prizes
Winners announced
3933 participants

HackHarvard 2021: Back From Scratch

Online

Creating projects back from scratch.

$8,990 in prizes
Winners announced
371 participants

The GoldenHack 3.0

Online

Canada's first hybrid entrepreneurship hackathon!

$CAD 5,675 in prizes
Winners announced
73 participants

TOConnect 2021

Online

Fostering the leaders of tomorrow.

$CAD 760 in prizes
Winners announced
91 participants

hACCESS 2021

Online

5 days. Global hackathon. Your impactful solution to accessibility-related challenges.

$295 in prizes
Winners announced
89 participants

PeddieHacks 2021

Online

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

$50,000 in prizes
Winners announced
342 participants

Hack the 6ix 2021

Online

Toronto's largest summer hackathon, going digital this year!

$CAD 17,500 in prizes
Winners announced
459 participants

FHIR @hack 2021

Online

Build tech solutions that improve the patient-clinician experience

$5,250 in prizes
Winners announced
218 participants

SmartCity: MobileHack Lleida

Online

Crea y desarrolla aplicaciones para mejorar la ciudad

$800 in prizes
Winners announced
15 participants

girls.exe's Hack the Gap

Online

An all-female (and non-binary) virtual hackathon on women's health

$65,650 in prizes
Winners announced
211 participants

Researchathon

Online

A competition that funds and supports great youth-led environmental, social and technology ideas.

$8,000 in prizes
Winners announced
68 participants

Hack the Terminal

Online

Show your skills in Terminal

₹ 55,500 in prizes
Winners announced
218 participants

Covid-19 Vaccine Card Hackathon

Online

Store your Vaccine Credentials on Google Cloud using your Smartphone

$300 in prizes
Winners announced
52 participants

The Covitech Challenge

Online

Create an unique solution to a real-world problem

$42,580 in prizes
Winners announced
110 participants

HalalHacks

Online

HalalHacks aims to encourage Muslim students to improve society through technology!

$1,935 in prizes
Winners announced
92 participants

hackathon x - vol.2

Online

Let’s develop playful, surprising and intelligent approaches to the museum with AI, gaming and digital platforms

€6,000 in prizes
Winners announced
90 participants

Templates for Whiteboards for Jira/Confluence Competition

Online

Online collaboration, creative problem-solving, and decision-making templates competition. Design a new experience for teams working in Jira or Confluence. No coding skills are required.

$3,500 in prizes
Winners announced
173 participants

The Girls in Tech 2021 Virtual Hackathon

Online

Join Girls in Tech for a Global Virtual Hackathon to Design Innovative IoT Solutions

$23,500 in prizes
Winners announced
247 participants

Lenovo Scholar Network 2021 National App Development Competition

Online

Showcasing the Top Apps Created by NAF Students in the Lenovo Scholar Network

$12,500 in prizes
Winners announced
114 participants

NanoString Spatial Omics Hackathon

Online

Help scientists accelerate spatial discoveries by building tools and visualizations for GeoMx® Digital Spatial Profiler data.

$25,000 in prizes
Winners announced
581 participants

Robonomics Hackathon v0

Online

Robonomics Hackathon v0 (RHv0) is an event that brings IoT and Robotics developers from all over the world together to create the smart environment of the future.

$8,000 in prizes
Winners announced
133 participants