Judging
How projects are judged
Four questions, weighted, and fixed before the challenge starts.
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Does it solve a real problem in your work?
A specific problem, a clear user, and a tool that person would keep using.
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Was Wispr used meaningfully?
Flow is part of the build and the workflow, and your demo and usage card show it.
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Does it work?
A live link the judges can open and use.
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Is the demo clear?
A two-minute video anyone can follow.
The Most Wispr usage and Social prizes are ranked on their own. Wispr usage goes by words dictated during the challenge, and Social by how clearly a post shows a real workflow.
How we keep it fair
- The criteria and weights above are fixed before the challenge starts.
- Every project is scored by multiple judges, and your final score is the average.
- Every judge's score for every project is public on the leaderboard.
- Every project gets written comments from the judges on how it could improve.
- Judges do not score a project they have a connection to.
- Scores are published on Wednesday 4 November, before winners are confirmed. If you think something was missed, you can raise it until the end of Thursday 5 November and you will get a written reply.
- Winners' Wispr accounts are verified with Wispr before prizes are sent.
Follow it live
The leaderboard goes up on Monday 19 October. It has three views: Projects, with every judge's score and comments, Wispr usage, with words dictated during the challenge, and Social, with each week's posts and winners.
Judges
The people scoring your build
The team from Wispr Flow and WeMakeDevs, scoring every submission against the same criteria.
