Hackathon Radar collects open hackathons from 16 public sources, for example Devpost, Devfolio, Kaggle and lablab. It gives each event a fit score from 0 to 100 for your team. The score uses reach, themes, prize, timing and solo entry. Then it reads the rules of the top 80 events to find student-only events, country limits and AI tool rules. You set your team profile in one JSON file. Python standard library only. MIT license.

Hi Product Hunt! I am Fury, a solo builder in Jakarta. I build with a team of AI agents.

I made Hackathon Radar because the good hackathons for my team were hard to find. Many events are student-only, in-person only, or closed to Indonesia. You find that only after you read the rules.

Collect: 16 public sources, one request per second per site, no logins.
Score: a fit score from 0 to 100 against your own profile.json.
Read the rules: the top 80 events get their rules page read for eligibility, countries and AI tool rules.

A site that refuses the radar is left out. The radar does not hide who it is.

A high score means "read the rules", not "you are eligible". Which source must I add next?

Hi Product Hunt! I am Fury, a solo builder in Jakarta. I build with a team of AI agents.

I made Hackathon Radar because the good hackathons for my team were hard to find. Many events are student-only, in-person only, or closed to Indonesia. You find that only after you read the rules.

Collect: 16 public sources, one request per second per site, no logins.
Score: a fit score from 0 to 100 against your own profile.json.
Read the rules: the top 80 events get their rules page read for eligibility, countries and AI tool rules.

A site that refuses the radar is left out. The radar does not hide who it is.

A high score means "read the rules", not "you are eligible". Which source must I add next?

Hackathon Radar

Find open hackathons that fit your team, with a fit score

Find open hackathons that fit your team, with a fit score