The industry-standard evaluation engine for high-stakes hackathons. HackJudge eliminates paper scoresheets, manual spreadsheets, and judging bias.
What actually happens when 1,500 teams need to be judged
Judges fan out across 10+ venues. Each has a paper scoresheet. No one knows who's judging which team.
Manual transcription into a shared Google Sheet. Typos. Handwriting issues. Someone's score goes missing.
Discrepancy found. Was it this team or the other? No audit trail. Back to the paper pile.
Teams waited 4 hours. Three organizers pulled an all-nighter for math that a computer could do in 3 seconds.
Judges log in on their phone. Assigned teams, clear rubrics, live scoring — from any venue.
Dashboard shows every rating, ranked automatically. Full audit trail. Zero manual math.
Two minutes to verify, export, and announce. Organizers enjoy the closing ceremony for once.
From setup to results in three simple steps.
Define your judging criteria, weightage, and categories. Add your venue map and judge list in minutes.
Judges scan team QR codes or select assigned teams. Scores flow into the dashboard instantly as they judge.
Verify the leaderboard, check for bias flags, and export results. What used to take 3 hours now takes 3 minutes.
Designed for scale, built for fairness.
Judges score in real-time from any device. See results flow in as judging happens.
Every score tracked to every judge. Bias and inconsistency are visible instantly.
Automatic tallying, ranked leaderboard. No spreadsheets. No midnight math.
Scales from 50 teams to 1,500+. One dashboard for organizers across all venues.
"Judging chaos isn't a resource problem—it's a tools problem. If you're organizing a hackathon at scale, HackJudge isn't just an option; it's a necessity for your peace of mind."
Everything you need to know about HackJudge.
Yes! We offer a free tier for community-led and student-run hackathons with up to 50 teams.
HackJudge requires an internet connection for real-time sync, but we have a robust caching system for intermittent Wi-Fi at large venues.
Absolutely. You can create custom rubrics with specific weightage for different categories (e.g. Innovation 40%, Technicality 30%, etc.).
HackJudge is in active development. Early organizers get free access at launch and shape what gets built. Drop your email — no spam, just a ping when we're ready.