The theme is...
BUILD WITH LYNTR.
The theme is intentionally broad this year. Use Lyntr however you want. Build something useful, something experimental, or something ridiculous.
This site will be officially revealed when the hackathon begins. If this site is active, that means the hackthon has begun.
The rules
- Use Lyntr. Your submission must utilize any part of Lyntr. And yes, I mean ANY part.
- Open source it. Your submission's source code must be publicly available on GitHub or Codeberg.
- Existing code is allowed. You can freely build on code you already had. The submission should still contain meaningful hackathon work or a meaningful new use of Lyntr.
- Any format goes. There is no required language, framework, platform, project type, or presentation format.
- Teams are allowed. If you build together, submit as a team and make the team members amd team roles clear.
- Keep it legal and safe. Do not submit malware, credential theft, illegal material, or anything intended to harm Lyntr or other participants.
- One winner. There is only a first-place winner.
- The deadline is the deadline. NO submissions will be accepted after 25th October, 2026.
The full rules and any final clarifications will be included in the main hackathon announcement.
Send the chonk in.
When you're done, submit your project using either of these methods:
Include:
Project name
Creator / team
Repository link
Short description
How it uses Lyntr
Demo link, if you have one
Whats the prize, mate?
The first-place entry will be integrated into Lyntr, with FULL credit given to its creator.
There is only one winner. No podium of seventeen different categories. One project gets the spotlight.