Devpost
Participate in our public hackathons
Devpost for Teams
Access your company's private hackathons
Grow your developer ecosystem and promote your platform
Drive innovation, collaboration, and retention within your organization
By use case
Blog
Insights into hackathon planning and participation
Customer stories
Inspiration from peers and other industry leaders
Planning guides
Best practices for planning online and in-person hackathons
Webinars & events
Upcoming events and on-demand recordings
Help desk
Common questions and support documentation
Sort by:
W-Commerce:First AI-powered conversational marketplace with PayAI — autonomous negotiation
Your AI Skin Companion
Code generation is solved. Code deletion isn't. Undertaker retires dead features on GitLab Duo: evidence, flag off, observe, bury, with a human at every decision and an undo.
Explore Aggieland and find treasure with the First Lady herself!
CivicPulse-AI is an AI-powered civic issue triage platform that detects, prioritizes, and resolves city problems using citizen photos, GPS data, and real-time municipal dispatch workflows.
One person rides a real board. Everyone else throws snowballs from their phones.
Rubayeth turns your computer into an assistant you can call, text, or talk to, so you can get work done from anywhere without touching your computer!
Three Squid Game rounds played with nothing but your phone: freeze on red, shake to win tug of war, tilt across the glass bridge. Scan one QR code, no app. Last one standing wins.
A real-time 1v1 wizard duel where you cast spells with your hands. Open a fist for a fireball, raise your palms to shield, and win webcam minigames when spells collide.
LORE is a social platform that uses AI to turn conversations into plans, shared memories, and stronger connections.
This is a party game for anywhere from 2-8 players. You use your phone as a controller, similar to a Wii controller.
A four-player racing game. You steer left. Your teammate steers right. Shake your phones to dodge traffic and beat the other team—then argue over the crash replay.
Your phone is the controller. Your friends are the enemies. A motion-controlled party brawler for 4-8 players.
Two-factor authentication for people: your friend’s own phone confirms they really asked, before you send a cent.
Paint 3D sculptures in thin air with your phone while everyone else shakes their phone to guess, and an AI rival races you to the answer.
Your phone IS the ground. Tilt it to race goofy unicyclists, but tilt too far and you wipe out.
Chaos with friends
The quick and easy kitchen simulation game with phone motion elements to compete against friends.
Two players. One fighter. Tilt, jump, and punch your way to victory in a chaotic arena brawler controlled by your phones.
Wield magic with a sensor-powered glove. Explore a dark fantasy world, battle bosses together, or challenge friends in motion-controlled PvP duels where your hands aim and your body dodges.
Tilt to run, yank to steal. A phone-motion party game where 2–8 friends fight over one crown on a shared big screen. Scan a QR code: no app, no controllers.
A haunted-house horror game where your smartphone becomes your controller and your survival depends on what you uncover.
Shopping starts with your imagination.
A Fire TV film companion that answers "who is that?" without spoilers, catches you up on what you missed, and lets you make up your own "what if" ending. Runs locally.
