Main Requirements: 

Build the first iteration of your project that facilitates health and wellness activities.

This is an exercise in learning.The pursuit of knowledge, risk-taking, and code integrity are rewarded, as opposed to merely delivering a clean product. 

• Must be in a team with at least 3 people and at most 4 people.  

• Use Discord (invite link privately sent) to communicate with your teammates for the duration of the Hackathon.

• Hackers are not allowed to use projects they have already worked on previously to the event.

Projects:

• Hackers can create any type of project, as long as it is relevant to the hackathon’s theme: Health and Wellness.

• "Health and wellness" refers to any activity that promotes mental and physical well-being. Examples cover a wide range such as yoga, meditation, journaling, and wellness-tourism. Projects should revolve around creating tools that will help and inspire people to monitor/enhance their mental and/or physical health.

• Hackers can compete for categories listed on our DevPost.

• Projects can be geared toward web development, mobile development, and data science.

• Hackers should also be able to answer the question: “How does my project relate to the theme?”

• Projects do not have to be deployed. If the project is not deployed, please provide instructions on how to run it locally.

• Example project ideas:

  • Food / nutrition apps

  • Travel booking app for wellness tourism

  • Fitness app 

  • Audio meditation app
  • Data analysis of nutrition and food
  • App that uses machine learning to provide customized inspirational quotations / stories 

 Time:

• Hackers have from August 22nd, 2022 to August 26th, 2022 at 7 pm PM EDT to work on and submit their projects.

• Hackers are free to continue working on their projects after the hackathon ends.

 Submission:

• Teams must submit their projects on our DevPost by August 26th, 2022, 7 PM EDT for them to be judged.

• Please submit a link to the project’s GitHub repository and/or deployed website.

• Please provide a slide deck (PowerPoint/Canva, etc.) or a video that showcases your project

Prize Categories:

• Best Front End: Overall best front end development. 

• Best Back End:  Overall best back end development. 

• SWE Best Practices Award:  Code is clean, good use of frameworks, naming conventions, documentation, etc.

• Data Science Award:  Excellent implementation of a data set or data visualizations as part of their project.