WorkHackathon builds2025 and 2026
Built at hackathons
Three working apps built under hackathon time limits: one that analyses video, one that lets burned-out professionals check in on themselves privately, and one built in six hours.
The problem
A hackathon gives a short, fixed time to build something that works. These three show what gets built when there is no time to hide behind slides.
What we did
- KeepTrack: an app that analyses video footage for stock, resources and safety. Built by a team of three with Gemini 1.5 Pro, Streamlit and OpenCV.
- Eunoia: a private check-in for burned-out professionals, built on Emergent at VibeCon 2026 in Bengaluru. The check-in runs in six sections of questions taken from six published questionnaires, and the home screen shows burnout, calm and sleep scores.
- FreeHit: an AI student manager, taken from idea to a deployed app in six hours at the Bengaluru AI Hack Day.
What came of it
- KeepTrack took third place in the software project competition at Esperanza, a national-level tech fest.
- FreeHit went from idea to a deployed app inside the six-hour limit.
- Eunoia came out of VibeCon as a working app. It states on its own screens that it is screening and peer support, not therapy or diagnosis.
The three builds
KeepTrack
Upload a video and get a report on assets, stock and safety.
- Team of three
- Gemini 1.5 Pro, Streamlit, OpenCV
- Third place, Esperanza national tech fest, 2025
Eunoia
A private check-in for burned-out professionals. Answer standard questions and see your stress, sleep and burnout scores on one screen.
- Built at VibeCon 2026, Bengaluru
- Built on Emergent
- Six published questionnaires
FreeHit
An AI student manager, from idea to deployed app in one sitting.
- Built in six hours
- Bengaluru AI Hack Day, December 2025
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