What to Build

Build a project that explores the theme Automate the Everyday.

Your project should use technology to simplify, improve, automate, or reimagine an everyday task, process, or experience.

Projects can include web or mobile applications, AI or automation tools, hardware projects, games, productivity tools, accessibility solutions, tools for education, healthcare, nonprofits, businesses, or anything else that fits the theme.

Be creative! Your project does not need to solve a huge problem. Even small improvements to everyday life can make a meaningful impact.

Projects should be developed during the hackathon. Existing libraries, APIs, frameworks, open-source tools, and other technologies may be used to support your project.

What to Submit

Each team should submit the following before the submission deadline:

• Prototype — A working or partially working version of your project that demonstrates the main idea and functionality.
• Presentation Slides — A short slide deck explaining the problem, your solution, how you built it, and the purpose or impact of your project.
• Demo — Teams should be prepared to demonstrate their project to judges during the Project Expo.
• Project Description — A brief description of your project, the problem it addresses, and the technologies used.
• Team Information — The names of all team members who contributed to the project.

Teams are also encouraged to include links to their GitHub repository, deployed application, website, or other supporting materials if available.

Your project does not need to be completely finished. Focus on demonstrating your idea, what you were able to build during the hackathon, and how your project addresses the Automate the Everyday theme.