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Knight Hacks IX

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PRIZE$305,784Knight Hacks
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Brainstorm word cloud

Terms mined today from the brief, current gallery submissions, past winning projects in related Devpost hackathons and the discussion board. Bigger = more frequent (brief and winners weigh more). Click a word to see winning projects that mention it.

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Judging criteria

Criteria as listed on the official page; weights are not stated there, so they are drawn equal. source ↗

Originality20%

- Do you think the problem or topic space is unique? - Do you think the approach to the problem is original? - Have you heard of/seen this solution or project type before?

Technical Understanding20%

- Do the presenters actually know what they’re talking about? - If they can’t explain something, do they successfully admit/callout the tools that helped them? - Did the hackers learn or grow this weekend? Did they admit to their technical challenges?

Functionality20%

- Is the project polished, or still a proof of concept? - Does the project reliably work as intended and advertised? - Is the project end-to-end, or is it still largely fragmented?

Design20%

- How appealing is the project to the eye? - Does it have good user experience? - Is the design intentional, or a bit random and inconsistent?

Wow Factor20%

- Does this project give you hope for humanity? - If you were a company, would you acquire this project and give the team six figure salaries? - Do you want to show this project to your friends, family, coworkers, and/or social media?

Timeline

Submission period (from Devpost): Oct 09 - 11, 2026. Deadline: Deadline: Oct 11, 2026 @ 11:00am EDT.

How a beginner can ship

  1. Read the rules page

    Check eligibility, team rules and what must be submitted.

  2. Pick one idea from the word cloud

    Choose one problem and one user; cut everything else.

  3. Build the smallest working version

    One flow that works end to end beats five half features.

  4. Record the demo early

    Most Devpost judging leans on the video and description.

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