Dates
- Hackathon: June 15–20, on site at Futura
- Mandatory sessions: workshop (June 16, 10 AM), kick-off (June 16, 12 PM), and award ceremony (June 20, 8 PM)
- Submission deadline: June 20, 9 AM
- Award ceremony: June 20, 3 PM
Eligibility
- Participation is limited to accepted applicants and Futura ticket holders.
- Teams of 1–3 members. Each person may join only one team and contribute to only one submission.
- Accepted hackers confirm their spot with a refundable deposit. The deposit is refunded in full after attending the mandatory sessions and submitting a project by the deadline; it is forfeited otherwise.
Project and Submission Requirements
- Projects must be created during the hackathon (June 16 - 20). Use of existing open-source libraries and public APIs is allowed; submitting pre-built projects is grounds for disqualification.
- Projects must use MPP and/or run on Tempo.
- One submission per team, in one category (Applications or Infrastructure).
- A complete submission includes: project name and category, short description, repository link (public or with judge access, README with setup instructions), demo video (max 3 minutes), and all team members added on Devpost.
- Submissions close June 20, 9 AM. Late or incomplete submissions are not judged.
Prizes
| Category | 1st place | 2nd place |
|---|---|---|
| Applications | $5,000 | $2,500 |
| Infrastructure | $5,000 | $2,500 |
- Prizes are paid to the team, split among members at the team's discretion.
- Teams are only eligible to win if they are present at the award ceremony (June 20, 3 PM).
Judging Criteria and Winner Selection
- Projects are judged by the Tempo team, per category.
- Criteria: TBD
- Judges' decisions are final.
Other
- Teams retain full ownership of what they build. By submitting, teams grant the organizers and Tempo the right to feature the project (name, description, video) in event communications.
- The Futura code of conduct applies. Organizers may disqualify participants for violations of these rules or the code of conduct.
- Organizers may amend these rules for fairness or logistics; material changes will be announced in the hackathon's Updates.
