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:
Say "close out my receipts for October" and your NAS finds every receipt, reconciles it against your statement, tells you what is missing, and files the month.
small social groups formed around experiences people will enjoy
Add one MCP URL and Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor can read today's posts, ads, comments and transcripts from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit and 12 more.
Point at what catches your eye. culture atlas reads its style and uses Qloo's taste graph to find what else you'll love.
Agents, but with taste — and fairness. A Qloo-powered agent that picks the trip your whole group will love.
A school-day companion for neurodivergent kids: Qloo turns each child's own tastes into rewards and calm-down steps, and an adult approves every new idea first.
An agentic gift-finder powered by Qloo's taste graph: three taste seeds → cross-domain gift shortlist → conversational refinement → shareable gift card.
Tell it your room and the acts that packed it. An agent uses Qloo’s taste graph to find acts those fans love next, size them to your room, map their crowd and draft the pitch.
Trip plans built around your taste, not tourist lists.
Based uses Qloo taste data to find friends and dates who like the same films, music and books as you. Its agent shows why you match and finds places to go together.
When a launch flops, the sales drop is loud and the cause is quiet. Blindspot uses Qloo's taste graph to find the likely hidden cause: a gap between what a brand sells and what its crowd loves
Compare film choices transparently, with a verified Qloo result replay and clear limits on personalization.
VibeMatch asks for a movie or musician the couple loves, uses the Qloo API to extract the cultural "taste profile," and recommends dining and nightlife that match that exact aesthetic and vibe
Follow your taste across films, music, books and places. Qloo discovery tools turn confirmed favorites into a transparent, editable shortlist for people and AI assistants.
Qloo taste data in, on-brand design out, then audited
Turn neighborhood taste into a playbook for local businesses.
Know who’ll show up before you sign the offer. AI agents read Qloo’s taste graph to tell concert promoters GO, RESIZE or PASS on a show, and ask a human when the stakes are high.
Qloo's taste graph and Gemini safety gates bridge student video game and TV passions into safe, captivating books.
A group taste negotiator that turns 2–4 people's favourites into one fair evening: a film, a meal, and a music vibe.
An evidence-grounded knowledge graph of plant → traditional use → condition, mined from 1,000 open-access papers — every link traces back to its source sentence and DOI.
Teach a CSV correction once. Clarify the rule, preview it on a later export, and approve safe fixes while uncertain records stay unchanged.
Technical difficulties prevented this from being uploaded and done at the last second; Do not include this in presentations
Everything that goes in motion
Twitch chat drives a live AI dungeon-master overlay for OBS — danmaku for the crowd, narration and dice for the story.
