CustomHack

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About Event

Most apps treat all users identically. Build something that doesn't.

The Challenge

Build software that fits every user. Real people aren't the same - so why should their software be?

CustomHack unites three powerful tools - lingo.dev (localization), tambo.co (adaptive UI), and useautumn.com (dynamic pricing) - so you can prototype products that shift to each user's context.

We've got YC founders, adaptive software builders, and curious minds who think UX should be personal. Expect smart discussions and serious customization vibes.

Show the world how software should feel when it finally knows us.

4 Days. Online. Pure Building.

Thursday July 3rd, 10AM SF Time → Sunday July 6th, 5PM SF Time

👥 Who Should Join?

  • Developers who hate generic user experiences

  • Designers obsessed with personalization

  • Curious builders fascinated by adaptive systems

  • Solo hackers and teams welcome

🏆 What You're Fighting For

  • 1st Place: $2K

  • 2nd Place: $750

  • 3rd Place: $500

  • Social Favorite: $1K (community voted)

  • Instant Prizes: $750+

🛠️ Your Arsenal

Featured tools from our sponsors: lingo.dev, tambo.co, useautumn.com, plus Supabase, Resend, Better Auth, Firecrawl, and Magic UI.

Mix them, hack them, or build something completely different.

Founders and developers from our sponsor companies will be in Discord channels to help with technical questions throughout the event.

🧠 Judging Criteria

  • Impact: Clearly improves day-to-day software use end-to-end

  • Creativity: Uses AI, context, UI, translation, payments, email, and data in original ways

  • Personalization: Adapts in real time to each user's needs, preferences, and environment

  • Demo Quality: Quickly shows what it does, how it works, and why it matters

Powered By

Autumn • Tambo • Lingo.dev • Better Auth • Firecrawl • Magic UI • Resend • Supabase

Ready to build software that actually gets its users?