1 day ago
Neighborhood Hacks Starts Now!!!
The time is finally here!
This years prompt is....
“Pick one problem you've personally seen affect people around you (in your neighborhood, your school, or your city) and build a working solution for it."
Get together with your team and start brainstorming. Also, its not too late to invite new people to your team! If you think someone will be interested, invite them!
Remember that submissions are due October 23rd 11:59 PM CST
Good luck!
2 days ago
Neighborhood Hacks in less than 24 Hours!
Attention all competitors,
Neighborhood Hacks starts tomorrow! Make sure to have teams ready, and time planned out to started desiging and building your project.
Were so happy for our turn out this year, and cant wait to see all of the cool projects you all make! Good luck!
11 days ago
Earn 6 months of claude pro! Referral Give Away!
Hello everyone! We are 10 days off of our hackathon start period.
**We are running a referral promotion.** When someone registers for our hackathon, there is a question that asks if they were referred by anyone. The top 3 who receives the most referral credit will get:
First most referred: **6 months of Claude pro**
Second most referred: **3 months of Claude pro**
Third most referred: **1 month of Claude pro**
You can ask your friends or any high schooler to sign up and add your devpost username or email as the referral to win…
about 1 month ago
What Should You Build for Neighborhood Hacks?
Hey everyone,
One of the biggest questions before any hackathon is: What should I build?
For Neighborhood Hacks, start by looking around your own community.
Think about a problem you have personally noticed at your school, in your neighborhood, or in your town. It does not need to be a huge global problem. In fact, some of the best project ideas can come from small problems that affect real people around you.
Here are a few areas to get you thinking:
• Education: Could you make something that helps students study, find academic resources, or access tutoring?
• Environment: Is…
about 1 month ago
Invite a Friend to Neighborhood Hacks
Hey everyone,
We’re excited to have you joining us for Neighborhood Hacks 2026!
As we get closer to the hackathon, we’d love your help growing the community. If you know a friend, classmate, or teammate who would enjoy building something that makes an impact in their community, invite them to join Neighborhood Hacks.
You can participate solo or with a team of up to five people, so if you’re still building your team, now is a great time to bring someone in. And even if your team is already set, you can still share the hackathon with other students…