ThinkRoot x Vortex '26 Hackathon

About: Innovation thrives where creativity meets execution. ThinkRoot x Vortex Hackathon 2026 is a high-energy coding marathon designed to bring together developers, AI enthusiasts, and problem solvers from diverse domains. The hackathon encourages participants to transform innovative ideas into functional digital solutions within a limited timeframe. What makes this hackathon unique is the use of ThinkRoot, an AI-powered development platform that enables teams to rapidly generate and deploy frontend applications. By leveraging ThinkRoot, participants can focus on building compelling user experiences while integrating powerful backend or machine learning capabilities using any external tools or frameworks. Collaborate, experiment, and push the boundaries of technology at ThinkRoot x Vortex Hackathon 2026. Details: Mode: Online Duration: 36 Hours Team Formation: Teams can consist of students from different colleges. There are no restrictions on forming cross-college or mixed teams. All participants must complete their registration before the deadline. Platform Requirement: Participants must use ThinkRoot (https://www.thinkroot.dev/) to generate and deploy the frontend of their project. Backend services, APIs, databases, and machine learning models can be implemented using any external platforms, frameworks, or infrastructure. The final solution must include a functional frontend deployed using ThinkRoot. Registration: Participants must register through Unstop by paying a entry fee of Rs. 49. Upon successful registration, a confirmation email will be sent with further instructions. For team participation, all members must register using the same team name. Participants can be from different colleges, departments, or years of study. Rules and Regulations: Team size: Minimum 1 and Maximum 4 members Open to all college students Judging Criteria: Quality of implementation User experience and design Use of ThinkRoot Functionality and completeness of the prototype Real-world applicability and impact