Creatica is New York City’s virtual hackathon for women and non-binary individuals in high school and college from around the world. Founded on a mission to increase gender diversity within tech spaces, Creatica is a 2-day event that will equip students with the real technical skills and support network to hack together a project. As technological innovation shapes our future, we believe that it is imperative to get more diversity into tech spaces, and we see hackathons as a tool to do so.
Students with all levels of coding experience are encouraged to join us and discover their potential as problem-solvers and tech leaders. This year Creatica will follow an Artificial Intelligence theme. Look forward to a weekend full of technical workshops, tech talks, mentorship, networking, and more!
*trans and non-binary inclusive
Requirements
- Hack together a project that follows our tracks (coming soon!) or does not in teams of 1-4.
- Start and complete your project within hackathon hours.
- Submit on Devpost by the deadline.
- In your Devpost submission, include a brief demo video (2 MINUTES MAX) describing your product and why you built it along with your code!
Prizes
Best Overall Hack
- AirPods or Beats Wireless
- Product Hunt Swag
- Taskade Lifetime Membership
- More to come!
Runner Up Hack
- Polaroid Cameras
- Product Hunt Swag
- Taskade Lifetime Membership
- More to come!
Best Impact Hack
- Disney+ One Year Membership
- Product Hunt Swag
- Taskade Lifetime Membership
- More to come!
Best AI Hack
- EchoDot Gen 3
- Product Hunt Swag
- Taskade Lifetime Membership
- More to come!
Rising Tech Hack
- Spotify One Year Premium
- Product Hunt Swag
- Taskade Lifetime Membership
- More to come!
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Shriya Nevatia
Program Director of On Deck Catalyst
Jessica Kende
Growth Designer at Adobe
Prathima Kadari
Embedded Engineer
Lizzy Wang
Software Engineer at Goldman Sachs
Veronika Golubeva
Data Engineer
Rachel Lam
Managing Partner at Imagination Capital
Judging Criteria
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Innovativeness
Does the product take a fresh approach to the problem it is trying to solve? -
Execution
Is the hack usable in its current state? Is the user experience smooth? Does everything appear to work? How is the design? -
Scalability
Is the hack practical? Is it something people would actually use? Does it fulfill a real need people have or increase the efficiency of a certain task? -
Presentation
How well was the project presented in the video presentation? Did it make the hack more compelling? Did it explain the story and/or inspiration behind the hack? Did it give a good idea of its purpose? -
Learning
Did the team stretch themselves? Did they try to learn something new? What kind of projects have they worked on before? How good was the product in the context of their experience level with computer science and/or hackathons? -
Theme
If the team submitted to a track, does the hack adhere to the event's theme? Does it implement that theme fully or just partially?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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