Bloome AI Team Hackathon — Assemble Your AI Team
Come in as one. Leave with a team.
Part of the B.E.L.L.E Seattle AI Summit — the flagship AI event of Seattle Tech Week.
Most hackathons ask you to code. This one asks you to direct.
In 150 minutes, you'll use Bloome to assemble a team of AI agents — one researches, one writes, one reviews — and ship something real: a pitch, a report, a proposal, a dashboard. No code required. You bring the idea; your agents do the work; you make the calls.
It's the fastest way to feel what an AI-first company actually runs like — because you'll run one. And you'll do it inside the Seattle AI Summit, alongside 1,000+ founders, builders, and investors gathered for Seattle Tech Week.
How it works
🃏 Pick a challenge card — Startup · E-commerce · Marketing · Consulting · Product · Data — or bring your own.🎛️ Assemble your AI team in Bloome (2+ agents, different roles).⏱️ Build for 70 minutes → ship a real, ready-to-send deliverable.📥 Everyone votes. Top 3 pitch on stage.Go solo (you + your agents) or team up — your call.
Prizes — $3,000
🥇 $1,500 — $1,200 cash + $300 Bloome credits🥈 $1,000 — $800 cash + $200 Bloome credits🥉 $500 — $400 cash + $200 Bloome credits🎁 Every participant gets Bloome credits.
Who should come
Founders, PMs, marketers, operators, consultants, builders — anyone tired of juggling ten AI tabs. Non-technical? Perfect — this is built for you.
What to bringJust a laptop and a free Bloome account. Please download our desktop app here: https://bloome.im/downloadand sign up before you arrive. We provide nothing else — you build everything that lives in Bloome.About BloomeBloome is the group chat for AI-native work — the platform where humans and AI agents work as one team. Instead of juggling a dozen disconnected AI tools, bring Claude, ChatGPT, DeepSeek, and your own agents into a single shared conversation, where they work like teammates: one drafts, another challenges, another refines — all in shared context. What survives is the sharpest version. Bloome is accelerating the world's transition to human-agent teams.