UPCOMING
The Multilingual Hackathon
Build anything. Translate everything. Powered by Lingo.
13 Nov - 16 Nov
Prizes: ₹50,000 + Lingo credits + exclusive swag
Build Global from Day One
How do you translate your website for a global audience? Until now, it's been messy, juggling files, tools, and endless manual work.
But with AI, that's changing. This hackathon is your chance to show how AI can help your app speak every language. Build global from day one and demonstrate the power of modern localization tools.
Whether you're building a startup, scaling an open-source project, or just exploring new tools, this hackathon gives you the stage to create something amazing that speaks to audiences worldwide.
Build Anything
No limits on your creativity
Create any project you want—web apps, mobile apps, APIs, or tools. The only requirement is using Lingo Compiler to make it multilingual.
Translate Everything
Powered by Lingo
Use Lingo Compiler to seamlessly add multiple languages to your project. Show how AI-powered localization makes going multilingual simple and developer-friendly.
Win Prizes
₹100,000+ in rewards
Compete for cash prizes, Lingo credits, and exclusive swag. Top 3 winners take home ₹100,000 plus rewards.
Prizes & Rewards
Compete for amazing prizes and showcase your multilingual innovation
Top 3 Winners
Community Rewards
Star the Lingo repository on GitHub and share your participation on social media (don't forget to tag Lingo). Top 10 posts will win Lingo credits and swag bundles.
Sponsor
Judging Criteria
- Potential Impact: Evaluates how effectively the project addresses a meaningful problem or unlocks a valuable use case.
- Creativity & Originality: Assesses the uniqueness of the idea and how Lingo is used in creative ways.
- Learning & Growth: Recognizes the learning curve tackled during the hackathon, especially for first-time builders.
- Technical Implementation: Reviews how well the idea was executed technically and the quality of integration with Lingo Compiler.
- Aesthetics & UX: Considers how intuitive and user-friendly the final experience is, especially if the project has a frontend.