Trmi × LovHack Hackathon 2026
October 31 – November 1, 2026 | Teams of 2–4 | $300 cash prize
Theme: Multiplayer everything
The challenge: build something people use together: a game, a shared tool, a live app. The theme is broad on purpose. If it brings people together, it fits.
What is Trmi.dev?
Most coding tools are built for one person. trmi puts your whole team and an AI coding agent in one shared workspace.
Schedule (Eastern Time)
- Sat, Oct 31 · 9:00 AM: hacking begins
- Sun, Nov 1 · 3:00 PM: submissions due on Devpost
- Sun, Nov 1 · 6:00 PM: winners announced
How to participate
- Register: your team captain registers a team of 2–4 at trmi.dev/hackathon.
- Request credits (optional): one request per team. Approved teams share one allocation.
- Try trmi: get familiar with it at trmi.dev.
- Build: from Oct 31, 9:00 AM.
- Submit on Devpost: by Nov 1, 3:00 PM ET.
Hosted by LovHack in collaboration with trmi · trmi.dev/hackathon · trmi.dev
Requirements
Sunday, November 1, 2026 at 3:00 PM Eastern Time (EST).
All participating teams must complete their Devpost project submissions before the official deadline.
Make sure your submission includes all required project details, your demo, relevant links, and your team information.
Winner Announcement: Sunday, November 1, 2026 at 6:00 PM EST.
Late submissions may not be accepted, subject to the official hackathon rules.
Prizes
Cash Prize
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Karthik Uppala
Founder of LovHack
Zin Khant
Trmi
Tom Tang
Trmi
Judging Criteria
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Creativity & Innovation
How creative and original is the project? Does it introduce a new idea or a unique way to solve a problem? -
Technical Execution
How well does the project work? Is it functional, reliable, and thoughtfully built? Does the team demonstrate good technical skills? -
TRMI & Team Collaboration
How effectively did the team collaborate using TRMI and AI coding tools? Did they demonstrate meaningful teamwork and shared development? -
Real-World Impact
Does the project solve a meaningful problem? How useful is the solution, and could people realistically benefit from using it? -
Demo & Presentation
How clearly does the team explain its project? Does the demo show the main features and make it easy to understand what was built?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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