Croma GOV-TECH AI Hackathon 2026
- usecroma.comOfficial results
Published 2026-08-17.
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Results announcements, rules and judging guides published by the organizers, as cited in the collection. The date is when each page was retrieved, not a new verification.
Published 2026-08-17.
Published 2026-05-06. Ran early February to early April 2026.
Dates, theme, timeline, team rules, no work before the hackathon.
Registration, team size, submission window.
Dates 21–23 Aug 2026, 120 hackers.
Lists all submissions by track. Not results.
8–10 May 2026, 110 hackers (page also shows a 120 figure).
Lists all submissions by track. Not results.
Dates, participants, prizes, judges, judging criteria.
2026 site features S-KBD67, ROSS and DUM-E as past projects.
10 Global Winners with award, challenge, country and description; 114,000+ participants, 551 events, 167 countries, 11,500+ submissions.
45 Global Finalists (count only; list not indexed).
18,860 teams; winners from 8 countries and territories.
Award definitions and the three judging phases.
Official 2025 Project Submission and Judging & Awards video: criteria names, 1–5 scale, AI disclosure, deadline.
Third-party-hosted copy of the organizer's 2024 Judging & Awards guide (criteria definitions, presentation advice); the official guide page did not render.
18 challenges (list rendered client-side; only the 8 with a Global Winner are listed as tracks).
Public-vote results with counts. ~45 projects listed; ranks 15+ are ties without counts and are omitted here.
10 Global Winners with award, challenge, city/country and description; 93,520 registered participants, 485 events, 163 countries, 9,996 submissions.
40 Global Finalists from 940+ Global Nominees (count only; list not indexed).
Award definitions and the three judging phases.
21 challenges (20 eligible for global awards).
Third-party-hosted copy of the organizer's 2024 Judging & Awards guide.
Titled 'Projects Ranking'. Edition not stated; inferred as the 2024 edition because the 2025 edition has its own results under hack.platan.us/25.
Dates, venue, prize pool, participant count.
Site shell only; no content extractable.
Outside reading on building and shipping. Apply what fits your project.
Generate an editable planning workspace from the command line for any hackathon or independent project.
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