All 13 Projects
Every project from Hack Esbjerg 2026 is live on Devpost — browse the submissions, read the write-ups, and see the tech stacks teams used.
View Project Gallery on Devpost →How Projects Were Judged
Projects were evaluated by our panel of judges across four dimensions. Here's what they looked for:
Originality
How creative and innovative was the solution? Did it offer a unique approach to the problem?
Impact
How relevant and useful was the project? Could it make a real difference?
Technical Difficulty
How complex was the implementation? Did the team tackle challenging technical problems?
Execution
How well did it work? Was the user experience polished and intuitive?
Note: We didn't judge based on code cleanliness, presentation skills, or whether the idea was "serious enough." One team built something completely useless — and nearly won on technical merit alone.
The Rules They Followed
What Was Required
- All code written during the hackathon
- Submitted as a team of 2–4
- Live working demo at judging
- README documentation
What Was Allowed
- Libraries & open-source code
- Pre-planned ideas
- APIs & third-party services
- Templates & boilerplates
- Hardware kits from organizers
See Who Won
Check out the winners across all prize categories — 1st place, challenge winners, and MLH prizes.
View Winners → All Projects on Devpost