You think in use cases, not just code.
Whether you're a technical product manager, UX-oriented specialist, or team member with experience in data, automation, or analysis — you want to understand how GenAI can be applied meaningfully.
You bring implementation or industry knowledge and enjoy working in interdisciplinary teams.
Even if you’re not actively coding, you're familiar with technical tools and workflows and ready to contribute.

You're still in training, at university, or transitioning from a related field — but you've already had some exposure to coding, data, or tech tools.
You’re eager to gain hands-on experience and co-create new solutions with others.
Whether you're writing code or contributing through prompting, testing, or creative ideation:
If you’re technically curious, motivated, and ready to get involved, you’re welcome.

You're building a product or startup, have a technical background, and want to explore how GenAI can help — strategically or practically.
Whether you're refining a prototype, validating a new feature, or experimenting with LLMs in your context — this hackathon gives you space to test fast, get feedback, and connect with other builders.
Early-stage ideas and exploratory approaches are welcome too.

Challenge:
Build a time tracking app or agent for companies, schools, or institutions. The system should allow employees, students, or staff to log working hours easily and securely, in compliance with new legal requirements (e.g. recent court ruling in Bremen, Germany).

Optional features:

• Integration with existing HR or school systems
• Export of timesheets for payroll or reports
• Notifications for incomplete logs

Challenge:
Develop a basic Trello-like project management tool or agent that helps internal teams structure tasks, boards, and priorities.

Optional add-on:
Integrate a Project Handoff Intelligence feature: an AI-driven module that automatically generates context-rich project handoff packages, including:

• Key decision history
• Video summaries of project status
• Stakeholder relationship maps

Challenge:
Create an app or agent that collects shared video links (e.g. TikTok, YouTube) and news articles, then automatically generates short text summaries.

Optional features:

• Combine multiple inputs into a timeline or digest
• Allow sharing of summary collections via link or export

Sentiment or topic tagging

Challenge:
Build a simple Python-based trivia app for the community. It should:

• Support question categories
• Track scores

Be playable in a terminal or as a minimal web app

Challenge:
Create a web app where landowners can register their fruit trees or bushes that they cannot harvest themselves (due to time, health, etc.).

Core features:

• Register tree/bush location (with map)
• Specify harvest period
• Set harvest share (e.g. 30% owner / 70% harvester)
• Rate users (reliability, cleanliness, plant care, match with description)

Challenge:
Set up a local pipeline that replaces at least three commercial AI services with open-source or local tools.

Example pipeline:

• Download a YouTube video
• Transcribe or translate it (e.g. English → German)
• Create a podcast-ready audio file + written summary
   

Goal:
Demonstrate that common AI workflows can be done without proprietary cloud services.