Every team must submit the following on Devpost by **4:45 PM ET on Saturday, October 10**.
### What to submit
**1. Project title and description**
A short written description of what you built, which track it addresses, and the problem it solves. Two to four paragraphs.
**2. Public code repository**
A link to a public GitHub, GitLab, or equivalent repository containing the code you wrote during the event.
**3. Demo video — 2 minutes maximum**
Upload to YouTube or Vimeo with embedding enabled, and include the link. Show the working product. Screen recordings are fine. Polish is not required; a working demo is.
**4. Track selection**
Tell us which of the three tracks your project addresses: Immigration, Healthcare, or Finance.
**5. Team members**
List everyone on the team on your Devpost submission.
### What we're looking for
Working software, not slides. If it runs, demo it.
Projects are judged on:
- **Problem fit** — Does this address a real problem people in our communities face?
- **Execution** — Does it work? How much did you actually build in eight hours?
- **Insight** — Does the team understand the problem beyond the surface?
- **Potential** — Could this survive past Saturday?
### Requirements
- Teams of one to four people.
- All code must be written during the event. Prior research, planning, and design are fine. Prior code is not.
- Open-source libraries, APIs, and AI tools are all allowed and encouraged.
- You keep everything you build. No IP claims from organizers or sponsors.