Timeline
Submission deadline: November 30, 2026. Judging: December 1–5, 2026. Results: December 7, 2026. Exact times follow the Devpost timeline in Eastern Time (US & Canada).
Who can enter
Participants must meet the eligibility requirements shown on this event page. Work individually or in teams of up to five. All experience levels are welcome.
Original work and attribution
Submit work you have the right to share. Existing libraries, open-source components, datasets, and AI tools are allowed when their use follows the relevant licenses and is disclosed. Clearly separate pre-existing work from work completed during this event. Do not submit another person's work as your own.
Fair participation
Treat other participants respectfully. Do not submit harmful, discriminatory, deceptive, or unlawful material. Test security-related ideas only in environments you own or are authorized to use. Entries must be accessible to reviewers and accurately describe their capabilities.
How entries are reviewed
- Creativity & Originality — 25%
- Execution & Functionality — 25%
- Usefulness & Experience — 25%
- Clarity & Learning — 25%
Reviewers consider the submitted evidence, the team's contribution, and how well the prototype communicates its idea. Ties are compared first on execution, then creativity. Ineligible or unverifiable entries may be excluded.
Your project
You retain ownership of your work. Share only materials you are comfortable making public on Devpost. Questions and access issues should be sent to [email protected] before the submission deadline.