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Teams and solo participants join the event, explore tracks, and lock their idea direction.
Global hackathon microsite
Hack Fast. Build Real. Ship Projects.
Join a community-driven, skill-building hackathon where builders, designers, and dreamers turn sharp ideas into working demos under neon skies.
About
CodeStorm 2026 is a futuristic hackathon experience for makers who want to move quickly, collaborate tightly, and ship something tangible. Expect focused building, practical workshops, and a high-energy atmosphere that rewards execution over hype.
Event Details
Teams and solo participants join the event, explore tracks, and lock their idea direction.
Builders turn ideas into a clear scope, define features, and set their first technical milestone.
Teams iterate on product, visuals, and UX while preparing a polished working prototype.
The final month is for presentation, submission polish, and the live showcase spotlight.
Tracks
Craft polished interfaces, fast interactions, and web experiences with real product feel.
Prototype tools, copilots, and intelligent workflows that solve a concrete problem.
Build playful systems, interactive worlds, and mechanic-driven experiences that stand out.
Create utilities, automations, and everyday helpers that make routine tasks easier.
Rules
Timeline
Day 0
Teams sign up, explore tracks, and prepare for launch.
Kickoff
Rules, judging, tools, and challenge themes are announced.
Build phase
Focus, iterate, and keep momentum strong with your team or solo build.
Finale
Show your build, tell the story, and launch into the spotlight.
FAQ
Students, independent builders, and early-stage teams are welcome. Solo participants can register too, and the event is designed for beginners and experienced hackers alike.
No. You can register solo and stay solo, or form a team before the build starts if you prefer.
Anything that fits one of the tracks and solves a real problem or creates a memorable experience.
Registration
Lock in your spot, join the community, and start building before the first lightning strike.