Ideathons · Hackathons · Innovation challenges
Where ideas become winning projects.
OmniHack runs the whole competition lifecycle — registration, teams, submissions, multi-round judging, results and verifiable certificates — on one secure platform.
- configurable stage types
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- competition formats
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- verifiable certificates
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configurable stage types
competition formats
verifiable certificates
- 01
Register & form teams
Eligibility checked automatically
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Submit ideas or projects
Versioned, private by default
- 03
Judge on weighted rubrics
Multi-round shortlisting
- 04
Publish & certify
QR-verifiable certificates
Ideathon
Hackathon
Hybrid
Pitch the idea. Prove the impact.
Ideathons reward clear problem framing, originality and feasibility — no code required unless the organizer asks for it.
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Build it, ship it, demo it.
Hackathons evaluate working prototypes with repositories, demos and technical documentation.
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- No open registrations at the moment.
Find your challenge
One workflow from first registration to final certificate
- 01
Configure
Organizers set up stages, eligibility, challenges, rubrics and prizes in a guided wizard — no code changes per event.
- 02
Participate
Participants register, pass eligibility checks, form teams with invite links and pick a challenge.
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Submit & judge
Teams submit versioned work; assigned judges score structured scorecards with conflict-of-interest controls.
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Publish & certify
Approved results go public, and every participant can download a QR-verifiable certificate.
Run serious competitions without spreadsheets.
- Configurable multi-round stages with full transition history
- Registration review, team approvals and eligibility rules
- Balanced judge assignment, completion tracking and audited corrections
- Controlled result approval and publication
- Bulk certificates, attendance check-in and CSV reports
Focus on the work, not the logistics.
- One dashboard for every competition you join
- Team invitations by link or email
- Private, versioned submissions with clear deadlines
- Mentor feedback and published judge feedback in one place
- Certificates anyone can verify
Win the hackathon. Land the internship.
Companies recruit through OmniHack competitions: internships, pre-placement offers and full-time roles — offered on the strength of real work, with participants in control of who sees their profile.
No open roles right now. Hiring competitions are marked with a “Hiring” badge.
For students & graduates
- Free to join — never pay to be considered
- Opt in per competition; withdraw any time
- Mentor feedback, certificates and a verifiable portfolio
- Track interviews and offers in one place
For companies
Sponsor a challenge, mentor teams with your engineers, and hire from a consent-based talent pool — with interview and offer tracking built in.
Hire through hackathonsFair, structured evaluation
Judges only see the projects assigned to them, score against a published rubric with weighted criteria, and can declare conflicts of interest. Scores lock on finalization; any later correction requires an authorized organizer and is recorded with a reason. Mentors get a focused view of their teams and can leave feedback that teams see in their workspace.
Sample scorecard
IllustrationWhat is OmniHack?
OmniHack is a platform for running ideathons, hackathons and hybrid idea-to-prototype competitions. Organizers configure stages, eligibility, judging rubrics and awards; participants register, form teams and submit; judges score on structured scorecards; results and verifiable certificates are published from the same place.
Is it free for participants?
Creating an account and registering for free competitions costs nothing. Some organizers may charge a registration fee; paid registration is only possible once the platform's payment module is configured, and the fee is always shown before you register.
What is the difference between an ideathon and a hackathon?
An ideathon evaluates ideas — problem understanding, innovation, feasibility and impact — and does not require a working prototype or code unless the organizer asks for it. A hackathon evaluates built projects, typically with a source repository, demo and documentation. A hybrid competition advances the best ideas into a prototype-building phase.
Can I take part on my own?
It depends on the competition. Each event states whether it accepts individuals, teams, or both, and the allowed team size.
Who can see my submission?
Submissions are private by default. They are visible to your team, the competition's authorized organizers, and the judges or mentors assigned to your project. Nothing is published to the project showcase unless your team leader requests it and the organizer approves.
Your next competition starts here.
Discover an event to join, or launch your own in an afternoon.