An introduction to the hackathon journey, the platform tools, and event expectations — ensuring participants start aligned and ready.

A guided session to help participants define the core problem they aim to solve, uncover customer pain points, and frame a challenge worth tackling.

A practical workshop on how to design a sustainable, customer-centric business model and assess the feasibility of your proposed solution.

A panel or Q&A session with subject matter experts diving into the specific challenges of the hackathon, offering context, trends, and key considerations.

A hands-on workshop to map out the end-to-end user journey, visualize interactions, and refine how customers experience the solution.

An overview of effective prototyping methods, tools, and best practices to help bring ideas to life quickly and efficiently.

A creative workshop on designing intuitive interfaces, aligning the solution with a strong brand identity, and delivering a seamless user experience.

Dedicated time for teams to work independently while accessing mentors for feedback, guidance, and expert insights as needed.

A practical session on structuring your pitch, crafting clear slides, and presenting confidently to effectively communicate your solution.

An opening session to brief teams on the onsite agenda, rules, and expectations — setting the tone for the final stage of the hackathon.

One-on-one and group mentoring to refine prototypes and polish pitches, offering last-round feedback before presentations.

Teams rehearse their presentations in a realistic setting, receiving guidance on delivery, timing, and clarity.

The top teams pitch their solutions to a panel of judges, showcasing their work and answering questions in a live Q&A.

Judges review and evaluate the final presentations, discussing scores and determining the winners.

Winners are announced, teams are recognized, and the hackathon concludes with a celebration of creativity and achievement.