HackathonHub

HackathonHub / Issue 001

Your next big build
starts here.

One place to discover hackathons, find your people, and turn ambitious ideas into something real.

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What you get

  • 6 platforms, one index
  • Duplicates merged
  • Sorted by deadline
  • Registration stays with the organiser
2,313
Tracked
258
Open now
78
Closing this week
6
Platforms

Invite onlyThe catalogue itself is private.

The numbers above are public. Searching the 2,313 tracked hackathons, saving them and getting told when deadlines move needs an account.

I already have an account
One catalogueMultiple platformsLess searchingMore buildingRegister at the original source
OnlineIn-personAI / MLWeb developmentOpen sourceStudent challenges

Why / The idea

Find the hackathon, not the hackathon listing.

01

One index, not ten tabs

Every event we find lands in a single searchable catalogue. The same hackathon listed in three places becomes one entry, so you are reading a list rather than reconciling one.

02

Sorted by what closes next

Deadlines are the only date that decides anything. The default order is the one that matters, and saved events tell you before their window shuts.

03

Straight to the organiser

We never take your registration, hold your details, or sit between you and the people running the event. Every button goes to their own page.

04

Never typed in by hand

The catalogue keeps itself current on a schedule. Nothing waits on someone remembering to update a spreadsheet, so what you see is what is live.

Ready when you are

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How it works

A pipeline, not a spreadsheet

Hackathons are never entered by hand.

  1. 01discover

    Every six hours

    A scheduled job asks each connected platform for its current listings, preferring official feeds and respecting robots.txt and rate limits.

  2. 02merge

    One card per hackathon

    Different platforms describe the same event three different ways. Registration URL, normalised title, organiser and dates are scored together to decide what merges — and malformed records are dropped, not stored.

  3. 03redirect

    Straight to the organiser

    We never take registrations. Every Register button sends you to the original page, exactly as the organiser published it.

Read the full pipeline — including validation, de-duplication scoring and how stale events are handled.