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ShipYard
Devpost Sucks. We built what hackathons actually deserve.
id="app-details-left"> Home Page Supabase Schema Devpost sucks. It holds the title of a legacy app. It does everything it's supposed to, and nothing more. It’s been that way for years. ShipYard fills that gap. We’re not just becoming the new home for hackathons, we’re building the future of how they’re run. Inspiration I’ve been to nearly 50 in-person hackathons in San Francisco. Around 20% used Devpost. The rest? Messy. Submissions were dropped in Discord threads, filled out Google Forms, sent in Typeforms, whatever duct-tape solution the organizers had time to whip up. And judging? Some…
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