This hackathons is only open to students. Double check the event page for more information as this may mean only those from a particular university/country are eligible.
Event Type
online
442
Participants
$350
Prize Pool
39
Est. Projects
Hack the Limit: Code from anywhere, on your own time. A few weeks to take an idea from scratch to something real, with a community cheering you on the whole way. Open to all. Built for whatever you want to build. Pick an idea. Build it your way. Ship something real. Hack the Limit doesn't hand you a theme or a rulebook on what counts as "good enough." It's a wide-open canvas — apps, games, tools, platforms, weird experiments that don't fit a category. If you can dream it up, you can build it here. Anyone curious enough to try. First-timers and seasoned hackers stand on equal footing — there's no gate to walk through, no experience required. Your call. Some people work best alone, deep in their own head. Others want a team to bounce ideas off of. Both paths lead to the same finish line. What you actually get out of it: Hands-on building, not theory — you learn by shipping. A community that's in it with you, not against you. Mentors who'll help when you're stuck. Bragging rights and prizes for the projects that stand out.
Judge Accessibility
Organizer email available25/25
Student-run event15/15
Actively looking for judges25/25
Small event (120 participants)10/10
No corporate sponsors10/10
New or emerging organizer10/10
Public registration available5/5
Online format (judge from anywhere)10/10
Top signals
Organizer email available
Student-run event
Actively looking for judges
Organizers
Alex Johnson
alex@example.org
Jamie Rivera
jamie@example.org
Sam Chen
sam@example.org
Estimated Audience
Mostly Students
ExperienceStudent
OccupationStudents
Beginner Friendly
Women in Tech
Technical Focus
AI95%
Web80%
Mobile25%
Industries
Healthcare
Education
Climate
Technologies
Python
React
OpenAI
Why this estimate
• Hosted by a university
• Open to students
• MLH member event
Estimate inferred from event metadata, not actual attendee data.